The second suspect charged in connection with breaking into an iRattler account is free on bail following his arrest on Friday. Haskel Carlos Davis, III, was booked at the Leon County Jail Friday after turning himself in. His bond was at posted $2,500 and was also later released. Florida A&’M […]
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Reduce and re-use for revenue
The new recyclable paper bins scattered around campus may actually be putting “paper” into Florida A&M’s pockets. Students around campus are working hard to aid FAMU toward becoming a more eco-friendly campus and student Chris Willis is no stranger those efforts. Appointed by Ryan Mitchell, FAMU’s sustainability director, Willis is […]
Freshman candidate overflow
Fresh meat are serving it up raw this semester, as they strive to make a statement for themselves as incoming freshman. With over 60 first-year students running for candidacy, this would mark the first class, in years, to have such high candidate numbers. It may be safe to say that […]
FAMU Credit Union suspect apprehended
On Monday at 9:45 a.m., the FAMU Credit Union on the corner of 1610 South Monroe St. was robbed. Fredrick Colson, 34, is in custody of the Tallahassee Police Department, where he is charged with the robbery. “How can we be sure this won’t happen again,” said India Glover, […]
Sophomore launch for LGBT
With the start of each school year at Florida A&M, well-established groups can expect droves of eager, motivated hopefuls. At the other end of the spectrum are groups that barely anyone knows about. One such organization, the FAMU Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender pride group, is hoping to change that this […]
Road trip ends in Atlanta
Despite injuries and a defeat to start the season, the Florida A&M Rattlers (2-1) are hitting their stride as they head into the final game of a four-game road trip to open the season. The Rattlers are coming off one of their best all-around performances of the season. A potent […]
When breaking news hits…
In the news, the standard is to publish “what’s accurate at the time.” As journalists we get a tip about a story, look for sources to verify, find everyday people to tell us their thoughts and write what we have gleaned from our research. Most of the time we get […]
Eatery Fattens pockets
Students trying to grab a quick bite to eat, in time for their next class, may want to rid themselves of the McDonald’s and Zaxby’s lunch routine. Fat Sandwich, located on 825 Railroad Avenue, is a cheaper and healthier cuisine alternative that’s heating up the competition, while satisfying taste […]
Washington rallies economic ambition
Since its publishing in 1901, Booker T. Washington’s “Up From Slavery” still draws criticism from those claiming to have the interest of black folks in mind. Reading the book, however, leaves no room to question Washington’s true allegiance to the progression of his people. “At the bottom of education, […]
Trees do more than emit shade
FAMU could lead the state university system in the Green movement, but right now, we’re being environmentally ambivalent. Part of this problem can be solved very naturally by simply planting trees. There are many advantages to planting trees and shrubs around campus, but the environmental advantages outweigh all the others. […]