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Student Senate addresses fall election schedule

The Florida A&M University 54th Student Senate met on Monday, in which they confirmed the Fall Election schedule and discussed efforts to progress as an organization post-Hurricane Helene. Student Body President Loryn May addressed the postponement of SGA week due to Hurricane Helene. President May stated that the SGA  […]

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The transformation of Tallahassee’s south side

Tallahassee’s south side is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by substantial funding for housing developments, restaurants and educational institutions. This evolution raises important questions about community identity and affordability, as locals navigate the duality of progress and preservation. A key player in this revitalization is The Monroe, a restaurant that […]

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An early homecoming for Suggs

After a quick but extensive search, the hunt for a new vice president of athletics is over. Angela Suggs’  homecoming is early as she returns to FAMU. During a press conference on Friday, the university announced that the Florida A&M Board of Trustees approved a three-year contract worth $750,000 for […]

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Students push for better mental health support

Mental health issues are often overlooked and not discussed enough within Black culture at universities, but students are determined to bring about change. According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, “73% of students encounter a mental health crisis during their college years”. The stigma around mental health, along with […]

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Cross country back on the trail

The women’s cross-country team has a lot to prove this year.  The team is only looking to advance this season after Coming off of a SWAC championship in 2023.  The women’s cross-country team ran their first meet of the season on Sept. 14 in Jacksonville at the UNF Invitational. They […]