The food pantry at Florida A&M University (FAMU) has become an indispensable resource for students facing food insecurity, especially during challenging times like Hurricane Helene. For nearly 17 years, the pantry has evolved from humble beginnings into a vital service that supports students, allowing them to focus on their studies […]
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TSA detects over 5,000 firearms at U.S. airports
As travel picks up across the U.S., the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is facing a troubling trend—an increasing number of firearms being found at airport security checkpoints. During the first nine months of 2024, TSA officers intercepted 5,028 firearms at airports nationwide, according to a recent press release. That […]
Mental health matters
World Mental Day is celebrated every year on October 10 and is a day to bring awareness and advocacy for mental health internationally. Primarily, college students face unique challenges that impact their mental well-being. College is an adjustment for many students, requiring adjustments to academic performance and independent management […]
GloRilla graces fans with ‘Glorious’ album
Florida A&M University’s homecoming headliner, GloRilla, released her debut album “Glorious” on October 11, just in time for her arrival on the hill. “Glorious” is GloRilla’s first studio album, following her 2022 EP “Anyways, Life’s Great…” and her 2024 mixtape “Ehhthang Ehhthang”. The 15-track project features her hit single “TGIF” […]
FAMU’s rescheduled Career Fair Expo set for Wednesday
After being postponed due to Hurricane Helene the highly anticipated Career Fair Expo is back at the highest of seven hills. Taking place in the AL Lawson Multi-Purpose Center on Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The fair gives students a platform to network with leading employers from across […]
Parking issues persist at FAMU
Photo Courtsey: Istock Parking has been a constant issue for many students at Florida A&M University. The university has over 9,000 students, and more than half of these students have vehicles, but there aren’t enough parking spaces to accommodate the students. Earlier this year, the university signed a loan to […]
Drivers in Florida with disabilities get help
House Bill 341 lets people voluntarily indicate on their driving record whether they have a disability or a disorder. This applies to anyone, but mainly parents, guardians and their children, and it can change how first responders are able to help when it comes to an emergency. According […]
SBI celebrates 50 years of excellence
Florida A&M University’s School of Business and Industry (SBI) is celebrating its 50th anniversary this month, marking five decades of producing industry leaders and fostering a culture of professionalism and excellence. The celebration, set to take place from October 28 to November 1, will include a variety of […]
Tallahassee State College hosts 13th annual Science Festival
Tallahassee State College hosted their 13th Annual Tallahassee Science Festival (TSF) on Saturday at Kleman Plaza. The festival showcased exhibits focused on science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM), live interactive learning activities, hands-on presentations, and educational programs for all ages, creating notable experiences. According to the TSC website, this […]
The ‘thank you, Beyonce’ theory
What started out as a conspiracy theory is now a trend that has everyone on social media thanking Beyonce. This all began when social media users noticed an unusual trend in celebrity artists thanking Beyonce in their acceptance speeches after being nominated for major awards. Although the artists did […]