Wednesday, July 9, 2025
Florida A&M University, Central State University, Clark Atlanta University, and many more public historically Black colleges and universities are on the list. These HBCUs have been sound for many years, but the question remains as to why they are funded less than the predominately white institutions in their states. According […]
Every student dreams about the day when they get to walk across the stage, move the tassel, and throw their caps in the air screaming “I did it!” The idea of finally getting to step into the real world after graduation is exciting, but before reaching that point it is […]
The mound took center stage this past weekend as the Rattlers allowed just three earned runs in a sweep of Jackson State. Junior right-handed pitcher Caleb Granger got the party started on Thursday, throwing seven scoreless innings while allowing no walks and only two hits. Granger capped his performance with […]
As Florida A&M University students work toward attaining their degrees, it is recommended that they study, keep the brain active and focused on retaining their material. Even if they are gifted beyond comparison, they should still be setting aside time to study. Studying is the most effective way to retain […]
Self-care is essential to the mind, body and soul. There are an endless amount of activities, small or big, that anyone can do to help themselves. Self-care should not be introduced once you realize that you are experiencing burnout; self-care needs to be an active part of your routine to […]
Florida lawmakers and Governor Ron DeSantis have deliberated on how to make social media platforms and online content a safe space for minors through HB 3, also known as the Online Protection for Minors bill. The bill has been signed by DeSantis and will go into effect on July 1. […]
Midnight struck on Friday, March 8, and Ariana Grande gave the world her seventh studio album, “Eternal Sunshine.” This is her first album in three years. The entire album feels like a beautiful breath of fresh air. A large portion of the songs on the album can resonate with listeners. […]
Months after pandemic-era funding ended, cushions that afforded millions of low-income Americans Medicaid under the “continuous coverage” plan has left 17 million Americans ineligible for Medicaid coverage. During the COVID-19 public health emergency, Medicaid eligibility expanded and states were not allowed to drop people who no longer qualified under the […]
Florida is poised to implement a contentious measure that will ban homeless individuals from setting up camp or sleeping on public property. The bill, which was passed by the Legislature, now awaits the approval of Republican Governor Ron DeSantis, who has voiced support for the initiative. This move has ignited […]