Different advocacy groups have emerged to protest different sides of the Israel-Hamas war since the United States announced its unwavering support for Israel. Florida Rep. Randy Fine, a Republican from Palm Bay, wrote in an Oct. 13 letter to Gov. Ron DeSantis his desire to see Florida college students disciplined […]
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Homecoming means higher hotel rates
Homecoming is here at Florida A&M University and it’s causing local hotels to raise their rates. Friends, alumni and family are having trouble finding hotels with affordable prices for this weekend. While this week normally brings in a huge boost to Tallahassee’s economy, hotels and airbnb’s are looking to take […]
Where students find their ‘Voices’
Senior biology major Desire Reddick joined Voices Poetry Group at Florida A&M University because it was the safest place for her on campus as a creative student. The organization strongly adheres to the motto of speaking, vibing and uplifting. Reddick said she noticed the club embody this motto from the […]
Jazz enjoys rich roots in Tallahassee
Jazz flows through the streets of Tallahassee, and its impact shines through the community. With this sultry art form’s rich history in the state capital, many still don’t know about the importance jazz brings to Tallahassee. Primarily known for their contributions to jazz, the Adderley brothers are dearly loved in […]
Grads Are Back returns
Florida A&M University’s School of Journalism and Graphic Communication is buzzing with excitement as it prepares to host the highly anticipated homecoming event, “Grads Are Back 2023: Paving the Path for Future Communicators.” It is set to take place this Wednesday and Thursday. This two-day gathering promises to be a […]
Meet Argene Lynn, Mr. SGA
Argene Lynn defies the norms. As a member of Florida A&M University’s baseball team and Student Government Association, some may even say he’s doing the unimaginable. Lynn is a senior business administration student from Tallahassee. He is a third-year outfielder for FAMU baseball and serves as the Activity and Service […]
Preschool enrollment in Florida looks to change racial disparity
Florida is the best state in the country for racial equality in preschool enrollment. According to U.S. News, Florida has a preschool enrollment of 61% behind only New Jersey and New York. The importance of preschool cannot be understated. Children enrolled in preschool are more likely to graduate high school […]
Pedestrian safety in spotlight
There have been more than three dozen bicyclists and pedestrians seriously injured or killed after being hit by cars in Leon County this year. Andy Woeber, who walks to lunch three times a week, says he has to flag down cars for his safety. Woeber believes his safety as a […]
Homecoming a special week for faculty, too
Homecoming week at Florida A&M University is more than just a celebration of school spirit; it’s a vibrant time of tradition, camaraderie and spirit that unites students, alumni and the entire community to create unforgettable memories. For faculty at FAMU, preparing for homecoming week is an exciting yet challenging task. […]
Delayed refund checks for students
Refund checks have become essential to the livelihood of college students across the nation, and a critical lifeline for students on financial aid as they try to pay for textbooks, rent, groceries, and even car payments. For many students on campus, this has been an occurring issue for far too […]