The FAMU section of the National Council of Negro Women, along with the Alpha Xi chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc., hosted “Ask the Men Themselves” in Lee Hall Monday night. The event was a forum to confront key issues that exist in male and female relationships within the […]

WASHINGTON-Ossie Davis, whose uncompromising character was the hallmark of a distinguished career as an actor, playwright and director, and who stood at the vanguard of the nation’s civil rights movement for more than five decades, died Tuesday in his hotel room in Miami Beach, where he was making a movie. […]

Students with no income or insurance can now avoid being discouraged from obtaining medical services such as birth control. Health care and birth control for women and men are available to all students on a sliding scale fee at the Leon County Health Department. The fee is based on the […]

It took 19 games, but the women’s basketball team has finally won consecutive games with its 71-56 victory over Norfolk State Saturday. The win moves the Lady Rattlers into a tie for fourth place in the MEAC with a 6-5 record and improves their overall record to 8-11. For the […]

College coaches across the nation wore sneakers along with shirts and ties Saturday to observe the Coaches vs. Cancer effort for cancer research. Rattler Head Coach Mike Gillespie participated in the gesture by wearing a pair of his own. But, Gillepsie couldn’t put the shoes to more use by stepping […]

He’s on the grind. Should you need a nutritional fix, he’s your pusher man. “Gerard had all of our roommates anticipating MonaVie by telling everybody about it and talking about it,” Brian Perry said. “So we were like, ‘hey, we actually want to try this drink and see if it’s […]

Imagine being at work, typing an e-mail to your significant other apologizing for the fight you had last night and saying you’ll do whatever it takes to make it up to them. Now imagine your boss calling you into his office for a “conference” about your inappropriate behavior because he […]

If successful blacks want to see more faces that look like theirs, then they should start encouraging blacks to stop doing so. Collectivism is one of the most horrific scars left upon black culture today by slavery. You have probably heard of the supposed “Willie Lynch Seminar” where slave owners […]

Delta Airlines has made it easier for Tallahassee residents to fly directly to the city that never sleeps – New York City. The service, offered by Delta Connection carrier Comair, began Jan. 31 with two daily round-trip flights between Tallahassee Regional Airport and New York’s John F. Kennedy Airport (JFK). […]

In efforts to help students start on the path to financial freedom, the Investment Club held free seminars to inform students on how to buy their first home. The real estate investment classes, held at Tallahassee Community College’s Workforce Development Center, began Jan. 22 at 9 a.m. and ended approximately […]