Big Bend Habitat for Humanity hosted a post-purchase workshop for Leon and Gadsden counties on Thursday. The event was held at the American Red Cross on Eastwood Drive. According to habitat.org, Habitat for Humanity is a nonprofit housing organization operating in local communities across all 50 states and in over […]
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Aspiring student athletes ghosted by coaches
Walk-on tryouts give opportunities to those who may not have had the best luck with recruiting in high school. It gives the athletes an opportunity to showcase their passion and dedication to the game and to prove themselves. Many hopefuls dream of playing collegiate sports and wearing their university’s jersey […]
Bill would require businesses in Florida to accept cash
In this quickly changing digital era, where contactless payments and smartphone wallets have become the standard, it may come as a surprise that cash remains an essential means of payment for many people. Many people still use cash to purchase anything they require. Keeping up with technology’s changes is becoming […]
Leon County Schools set to adopt mental health program
Mental health covers a wide range, everything from someone’s emotional well-being to their psychological status and social well-being. It is also an area that is often overlooked, leaving people with no one to help them. Students’ mental health is an extremely important subject since it has a major effect on […]
Domestic violence focus of Purple Table Talk
In the shadows of our homes, schools and society, a harsh truth remains hidden: Domestic Violence. It’s an urgent issue transcending borders, affecting lives silently and persistently. In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Florida A&M University’s Victim Advocate Program and the Division of Student Affairs hosted an event Thursday, […]
The last hurrah
Around this time of month the temperatures are dropping, classes are kicking into full gear, and graduation is looming. But there’s one more thing the month of October brings that warms the heart of every HBCU student and alumni. HOMECOMING! ‘Tis the season for agricultural green and citrus orange flags […]
Rattlers hope to extend win streak to five games
After the Rattlers’ last-minute 26-19 victory against Southern on Oct. 6, they enjoyed a bye week and had the opportunity to rest up, watch more film and allow the players to catch up on schoolwork. This Saturday FAMU is traveling to Houston to take on the 2-4 Texas Southern Tigers. […]
Student’s take on campus safety
Class is in session and so is safety. For the first time in years, incoming freshman and transfer students will navigate campus on their own, and for some, mixed emotions are brewing. Florida A&M University officials and orientation leaders (OLs) host multiple seminars during summer sessions. These sessions serve as […]
Navigating the unseen struggles of period pains in college
Periods are the time of the month that women dread the most. A monthly reminder that the female body can sometimes wage an internal battle, leaving many to silently suffer through pain that is often underestimated or dismissed. It’s not just a matter of inconvenience; period pains, medically known as […]
Relationships are an essential part of our lives
Healthy relationships have numerous benefits, both physically and emotionally. One of the most significant benefits of healthy relationships is improved emotional regulation. This is because relationships provide a safe space to express our feelings and receive validation, support, and feedback. The emotional support that comes with healthy relationships can help […]