Even in normal circumstances, the loss of a loved one is tough to take. But stress and uncertainty may increase feelings of grief and sadness in the midst of the coronavirus epidemic. Furthermore, as we continue to take steps to slow the spread of the virus, many of the traditional […]
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Jazz swings at Foster-Tanner gallery
Orlando-based artist Everett Spruill’s work is on display this fall in FAMU’s Foster-Tanner Fine Arts Gallery. Called “The Art of Jazz,” the exhibition highlights major jazz musicians and features mixed media collages and paintings that showcase African cultures. On display until Oct. 30, the gallery is free to enter but […]
Freshmen struggle to learn about clubs and organizations
Some of FAMU’s first-year students have been struggling to get involved in on-campus organizations and take part in various activities. Over the past few weeks student organizations at FAMU have been inviting students to their interest meetings to give them more information on what their club is about. Many organizations […]
Office of Financial Aid attempts to address issues
The Office of Financial Aid hosted a virtual town hall Wednesday, and what started out as a smooth update quickly began to fade after an uproar from students who expressed frustrations with the office. FAMU responded to students’ dissatisfaction with a Financial Aid Town Hall meeting that provided students with […]
Just another reason why I chose an HBCU
In light of a recent letter sent to Black student organizations at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, students at Florida A&M University say that they have yet another reason to add to their list of why they chose an HBCU. “It’s disappointing to know that the people from my […]
Sexual assault survivors need to be heard
Eryn Thompson, a third-year public relations major at Florida A&M, was 18 years old when she was sexually assaulted. She said she couldn’t understand why it happened to her. Thompson said she could never wrap her head around what was happening until it was too late. After the 2017 assault […]
Seeking a Black therapist? Check out Tolonda Tate
Meet Tolonda Tate, a psychotherapist and the founder of Tallahassee-based New Day New You Counseling and Education Services. Tate, with multiple degrees and certifications under her belt, has been in practice for 21 years. She has a passion to help people and truly understand them. “I help with emotional healing […]
Florida’s first lady battling breast cancer
Monday morning, the start of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced his wife Casey DeSantis has been diagnosed with breast cancer. “I am saddened to report that Florida’s esteemed first lady and my beloved wife has been diagnosed with breast cancer,” the governor said in a statement […]
FAMU football celebrates shutout victory over Alabama State
The Florida A&M Football team kicked off FAMU’s 134th birthday weekend with a 28-0 shutout win over Alabama State University. This victory over ASU marks the team’s first conference win since entering the Southwestern Athletic Conference this season. “Our team came out the gate with great energy and enthusiasm,” said […]
New apps offer buy-now, pay-later feature
Want that new purse you’ve been eyeing for this upcoming homecoming? Or those new boots to wear Friday night, but you don’t get paid until next Friday? Look no further because Affirm, Afterpay and Klarna are here to help. A new generation of “shop now, pay later” startups have developed […]