Tallahassee residents are feeling the wrath of a series of weather patterns that moved into the area Thursday afternoon and caused temperatures to drop to dangerously low levels. More than 3,500 homes were temporarily without power and Tallahassee Memorial Hospital put its back-up generator to use Friday morning because the […]

24. Modern Day James Games Oh say can you feel this, now remember, Politics the science of governing government.What a big joke. Now Governor Bush while He was campaigning, he was all for education.Now he is cutting education, knowing that thisIs hurting the future of Florida, also Jessie Bush Is […]

Many athletes have come and gone through the ranks of FAMU’s elite football program, but few as talented or special as the late, great Willie Galimore. Galimore came to FAMU as a basketball recruit, but when spotted by the legendary Jake Gaither his career took a different path: football. Legend […]

Hip-hop loves a war of words. From Ice Cube trading bitter retorts with Easy-E, to Jay-Z spewing angry rounds with Nas, rap feuds have fueled interest and sales and sometimes bloodshed. Now comes one of rap’s most pitched and, some say, mismatched battles. Benzino, a modest-selling rapper from Boston, has […]

The Marching 100, along with seven other historically black colleges and universities and 10 high schools, have been selected to attend The Invitational Showcase, also know as the Battle of the Bands, sponsored by American Honda Motor Co., Inc. The invitational will take place on Saturday Jan 23, in the […]

Guess who is the winningest sports team ever at a historically black college or university? Few would guess that the answer is the Florida A&M University men’s tennis team. In fact, the men’s tennis team once ranked among the top 50 tennis teams in the nation, the highest ranking ever […]

This year, FAMU’s baseball team has a one-track mind. They are focused on winning the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Championship. “Our goals are to improve on our 27-27 record from last year and to win the MEAC Championship,” said head coach Joe Durant. Last year’s record was good enough for second […]

Contrary to popular belief, the Career Fair aims to involve students in all majors. A common rumor is that the Career Fair serves only business, computer and information systems, pharmacy, science, math and engineering students. However, it assists all students. The Career Expo takes place twice a year. Students must […]

Balancing school, work, and socializing can make college very complicated. Peggy Duncan, CEO of Duncan Resource Group Inc., said college students could simplify their lives by remembering why they’re in school. “School should always be priority,” she said. “You have to keep your eyes on a much bigger prize…even if […]