Saturday, July 5, 2025
Voting is not only a privilege, but it should also be considered a right, especially for African Americans in America. Since 2000, Florida has rocked back and forth between democratic and republican support. The last time Florida was blue was in 2012, when President Obama was re-elected. During this […]
Kyler Andrews is a man who, indeed, wears his heart on his sleeve. As a fourth-year computer science scholar and entrepreneur at Florida A&M University, Andrews has become an uplifting presence, allowing his passions to guide his actions. He founded BOWYA, a Christian streetwear brand he started on his birthday […]
Books bans have been an ongoing issue in the United States, especially in Florida. Whether or not it is a good idea to ban books in public schools, there are people who argue that the First Amendment protects books from being banned. According to freedomforum.org, book banning can violate the […]
State Senator Ileana García, R-Miami, has introduced Senate Bill 56, aiming to prohibit weather modification techniques like cloud seeding and solar geoengineering. The legislation targets practices that have been part of scientific research for decades and controversial political discourse more recently. SB 56 aims to outlaw any atmospheric interventions meant […]
The diverse network of universities that make up Florida’s higher education system regularly receives top rankings. Many highly regarded colleges with distinct identities and academic strengths may be found throughout the state. According to the State University System of Florida and its Board of Governors, the system had a four-year […]
Floridians Protecting Freedom (FPF), the political committee that led the campaign for Amendment 4 on the Nov. 5 ballot, is now involved in a legal battle with the state over allegations of petition fraud and a $328,000 fine. The amendment, which aimed to expand abortion rights in the state […]
The holiday season is traditionally a time for relaxation and family gatherings, but for many Florida A&M University students, it’s anything but restful. With final exams and project deadlines looming, students find themselves struggling to balance academic responsibilities with the desire to embrace the holidays fully. According to the American […]
Ahead of a quickly approaching Spring 2025 graduation, senior broadcast journalism student Jefferey Hood Jr will spend his spring semester in “Queen City” Charlotte, North Carolina, as a production intern at ESPN. Taking it to the next level, Hood will spend his days editing video content and gaining hands-on experience […]
In Tallahassee, barbershops have always been places where men gather, talk and get fresh cuts. But Jasmine Marshall, a local barber, is changing the game. Growing up in Tallahassee, Marshall never imagined she’d be a barber. But today she’s not just well-known in the community — she’s paving the way […]
Despite an endorsement from the 47th president-elect, Donald Trump, Amendment 3 did not pass in Florida. Amendment 3 was a proposed change to the state’s constitution aimed at allowing adults 21 years or older to possess, purchase or use marijuana products recreationally in the state of Florida. There are already […]