Saturday, July 5, 2025
Now that Thanksgiving is behind us, hopefully everyone got to eat good food and enjoy family, but food insecurity has steadily been on the rise in the last couple of years. It impacts our country negatively. According to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), food insecurity can be defined […]
Sometimes, we hold ourselves back from reaching our greatest potential because we’re safe in our comfort zones. However, when we get comfortable with the uncomfortable, life’s challenges and opportunities have the power to mold us into the most impactful versions of ourselves. For Zayla Bryant, a third-year business administration student […]
In April 2022, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed CS/HB 7: Individual Freedom, also known as the Stop “Wrong to Our Kids and Employees” (WOKE) Act. The bill affects two parts of life in the Sunshine STate: workplaces and K-20 (upper-level education). Employers are restricted from discussing race and gender in […]
As Florida’s once-booming real estate market shows signs of cooling, Tallahassee is struggling with the effects of declining home sales. Rising mortgage rates, housing affordability challenges, and a shifting economic climate reshape the market, leaving buyers and sellers navigating uncertain situations. While major areas like Miami, Tampa, and Orlando continue […]
Most people remember their memories of Black Friday. The rush of shoppers feral to find $49 TVs and game consoles that’ll be the best to grab for the holiday season. From its coining in 1869 to its presence in modern American consumerism, Black Friday allows shoppers to enjoy a good […]
As the capital of Florida and home to a thriving student population, Tallahassee sees its fair share of bustling streets, crowded intersections and heavy traffic. With thousands of students, faculty and residents navigating its roads daily, the city is both lively and, at times, chaotic. Given the high concentration of […]
A new Florida law banning minors 14 and younger from social media takes effect on Jan. 1. Governor Ron DeSantis signed HB 3 in March, hoping the new law will keep minors mentally and physically safe online. Following the bill’s signing, House Speaker Paul Renner spoke at a news conference […]
The State of Florida is taking new measures to ensure that kids, parents and schools are notified in a timely manner in case of an emergency. With schools all over the state receiving false threats, officials are tired and want to make a change. There have been numerous fatal school […]
According to the Bible, excelling in life is a way to foster personal growth, open doors for various opportunities and embody God’s teachings to become a servant to the Lord. To Liz-Marie Bennett, a third-year economics student from Palm Beach by way of Spanish Town, Jamaica, excellence is an essential […]
Efforts to pass open carry legislation in Florida are faltering, even with strong backing from Gov. Ron DeSantis. Senate President Ben Albritton, newly installed in his leadership role, has voiced opposition to the measure, aligning with concerns from law enforcement groups. Albritton, a Republican, said last week he stands […]