Black History Month is here and students and staff members are doing a variety of things to display their black pride. Coleman Library is celebrating Black History Month with its Special Collections section on the fourth floor. Special Collections contains fictional, non-fictional and historical books and paintings done by black […]

With one article, I turned a fellow student into road kill on the highway of love. With one quote, I either broke up his relationship or undid all of the work he had put into it. And it all started with one question: “Do you see a double standard between […]

The halfway point of the season is quickly approaching and there is one minor fact I would like to point out. It’s because I feel obligated and have the privilege to do so when others had doubts. Let me start by refreshing your memory on my prediction that the Lakers […]

On the court, Quidara Russell is an in your face, rebound grabbing, ball chasing forward. A player who can light up the scoreboard on any given night. Off the court, she’s a daughter, friend and student who puts the same handles on life that she does in the game. “When […]

SGA is looking for volunteers for the 2nd Annual Rattler Health Initiative. A volunteer meeting is scheduled for Wednesday Feb. 16, 2005 in Room No. 200 in the General Classrooms (GC). For more information on the time, Please contact Tony Pearson at (850) 599-3624 or acetonypearson@yahoo.com

Hello, I would like to respond to the shooting on campus. As an Alumni of FAMU I am saddened to learn of this. This degrades every thing thousands have worked towards and the perpetrators should be ashamed.

Please stop printing the opening of your storiesunder or around the picture!

Single ladies, be sure to watch out for cupid. He just might send prince charming your way. And, for some, prince charming still exists. In fairy tales, a young, rich, handsome man, dressed in the finest clothes, appears from thin air riding a snow-white horse. He arrives just in time […]

Forward March, platoon halt!” Cadets repeated these sounds as they marched and demonstrated their military proficiency at the Area Seven Drill Meet Saturday. FAMU’s National Routine Officer Training Corps program has sponsored the Area Seven Drill Meet for the past four years. The NROTC program consists of FAMU, FSU and […]

Ward L. Churchill, a University of Colorado professor and former ethnic studies chairman, is under scrutiny for controversial comments he made in a paper that he backed up in a speech Tuesday. During the speech, Churchill spoke in admiration of the “combat teams” who hijacked the planes and killed nearly […]