Wednesday, July 30, 2025
As COVID-19 vaccinations continue to circulate throughout the nation, residents are prepared to receive the second dose of the vaccine amidst a new schedule posted by the Florida Department of Health in Leon County. The department is still flooded with vaccination requests and appointment times are not yet available. Pre-set […]
Since April 2020, FAMU’s Bragg Memorial Stadium has housed a free COVID-19 testing site, which has been convenient not only for FAMU students, but also the general public. The site provides thousands of rapid tests daily. At the site, you are able to walk up, register online and get tested […]
COVID-19 has rocked the world and changed a lot about how Florida A&M University operates on a day-to-day basis in less than a year. The Faculty Senate at FAMU is working hard to make sure that the university and the students continue to sustain their excellence through these unprecedented times. […]
With the constant focus on race in America, Black Americans have been highlighted more than ever throughout the media. African-Americans can be seen in positions such as, the newly crowned Miss USA and several other campaigns led by major corporations such as Nike, setting a precedent with a Colin Kaepernick […]
College students look forward to indulging in spring break festivities every year. COVID-19 has not only altered students’ social lives but has also been detrimental to their mental health. In retrospect, after losing a spring break in March 2020, students are still trying to understand why they will have another […]
Are you an artist looking to be properly managed into a successful career? Look no further: Two-Six Management is here. Based in Tallahassee, Two-Six Management was created by 24-year-olds D’Andre Bradley, the CEO/manager, and Alphonso Robinson, co-owner. Born in Omaha but raised in Georgia, Bradley found his love for music […]
There’s no doubt the coronavirus pandemic has been challenging for everyone, especially when it comes to their mental health. With the spring semester beginning almost two weeks ago at Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University, the majority of classes are still being taught remotely, which makes it harder for students to […]
President-elect Joe Biden has already foreshadowed his goals for his presidency as far as HBCUs are concerned. The 47th president’s campaign website highlighted his main election points, including his plan for “education beyond high school” in which he mentions providing funding for minority-based colleges including HBCUs. To be more specific […]
On day one in the White House, the Biden administration should follow through on their commitment to student loan forgiveness. The Biden administration made a six proposal plan for loan forgiveness, which would alleviate the burden of debt for many Americans. The proposed plan includes forgiving $10,000 per borrower with […]
As we celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr., Day for the 35th year, the ominous social climate that we face today seems all to parallel to the plight that King faced in his day. Those devoted to preserving white supremacy have made their presence known in an undeniable way as we’ve […]