The Florida A&M women’s basketball team nearly pulled off a thrilling fourth-quarter comeback but came up just short in a 55-52 loss to Grambling State on Saturday. A slow start and costly turnovers ultimately sealed the Lady Rattlers’ fate, marking their second-straight defeat as they continue to fight for […]
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Rattlers ready for final games
The Florida A&M basketball teams will travel to Daytona Beach, Florida for their final games of the regular season against Bethune-Cookman ahead of the Southwestern Athletic Conference Tournament in Atlanta, March 11-15. Both FAMU’s men’s and women’s basketball teams will glide into the tournament due to the new 10-team […]
Famu students share spring break plans
As the 2025 spring break approaches, FAMU students are eager for a weeklong vacation. Many have exciting plans, while others do not have a set agenda and just want to enjoy the week off. For students, spring break is essentially a time to unwind and recharge for the remaining semester. […]
Men pick up senior night victory
Florida A&M overcame early adversity to secure a gritty 73-68 win over Grambling State. The victory, which showcased the Rattlers’ resilience was a statement as the team prepares for the final stretch of the regular season. The game started as a physical battle, with Grambling applying relentless full-court pressure that […]
Levitating sculpture a sight to see
Art and science enthusiasts can unite and marvel over “Maggie,” the new magnetic levitating sculpture created to cement Tallahassee’s legacy as the “Magnetic Capital of the World.” The sculpture combines the abbreviations for Tallahassee (TLH) and Florida State University (FSU), with both hovering above a sleek white pedestal. The sculpture […]
FAMU’s influence beyond the campus
Many students choose to remain in Tallahassee after graduation because of the opportunities Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University provides. The connections they build at the university are valuable to the students and the community. To nurture these relationships, graduates often stay in the city to pursue their careers, carrying […]
Students relieved as federal loan funding resumes
After months of uncertainty, students across the country are breathing a sigh of relief as federal student loan funding resumes. With financial aid crucial for many, the return of these loans ensures that students can continue their education without disruption. For some, the pause in funding created anxiety about […]
Will politics impact FAMU’s presidential search?
As Florida A&M University continues the search for its next president, concerns about political interference and the future of academic independence loom large. In recent years, Florida’s higher education system has increasingly become a political battleground — a trend made clear through the recent controversial presidential appointments at Florida […]
Labor laws for teens on the table
The Florida Legislature has introduced SB 918, a bill that would reduce employment limitations for 16- and 17-year-olds. The bill has sparked an argument over the potential benefits of greater job possibilities vs. the risks of abuse and poor academic results. SB 918 follows the passage of House Bill […]
HCA Healthcare donates to TSC
On Tuesday, Feb. 18, the Tallahassee State College Foundation received a $500,000 donation from HCA Florida Healthcare. This donation was presented to support the next generation of healthcare professionals, as the need for them is continuously growing. This donation will ensure that students get the resources they need to contribute […]