FAMU President Elmira Mangum was ousted by a 10-1 trustee vote. — Photo by Adlernico Brioche Florida A&M’s board of trustees voted Thursday to remove university president Elmira Mangum in a 10-1 vote witnessed by scores of students, faculty, alumni and others in the grand ballroom. They all […]
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“Funky Turns Forty” Debuts at the Black Archives
Funky Turns Forty, an exhibit focused on art hailing from the ‘60s and ‘70s, made its debut Saturday at the Meek-Eaton Black Archives on Florida A&M University’s campus to enlighten students and the community. This fine arts exhibit honors the 40th anniversaries of the Saturday morning cartoons that featured positive […]
Students protest at FAMU president’s house
FAMU student leaders protest outside of the president's house. Concerned students gathered at the gates of Florida A&M President Elmira Mangum’s house Friday in protest of the actions taken by the university's trustees and with hopes of having their voices heard. “For the next 11 minutes stand in unity — not only for President Mangum but for […]
Mayor Andrew Gillum apologizes to angry residents of Tallahassee
Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum held an emergency meeting Tuesday with city commissioners, city employees and state workers to discuss the after-math of Hurricane Hermine. Gillum emphasized the importance of preparation and his regret that the city wasn’t better prepared for the storm. “We will do everything we can to make […]
The Rattlers prepare to face Coastal Carolina
Courtesy of Rattler Nation After a disappointing season opener, the Florida A&M University Rattlers keep their eyes on the prize as they prepare to face Coastal Carolina University. The Rattlers' most recent face off against Coastal Carolina resulted in a 45 point loss. The Chanticleers won the season opener 38-14 […]
FAMU SGA elections postponed
Florida A&M University’s student government fall elections were scheduled to begin with the declaration of candidacy on Sept. 6, but will be put on hold because of the Student Government Association’s judicial branch’s failure to meet quorum and the attorney general’s failure to provide a “current and indexed” pamphlet of […]
Tallahassee still without electricity
More than 70,000 homes are without electricity after Hurricane Hermine’s invasion late last night. According to earlier weather reports, Hurricane Hermine doused Tallahassee with four to five inches of rain, with wind gusts of 65 mph. Road blockage along with power outage has been steadily reported throughout the day. Some […]
FAMU opens football season Saturday at Miami
The Florida A&M University Rattlers defeated the Miami Hurricanes 37 years ago, and head coach Alex Wood thinks they can do it again this year. The FAMU football season opener is Saturday at 6 p.m. at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami. The Rattlers had one of their worst seasons […]
New app can aid Floridians during hurricane season
Courtesy of Florida 511 With extreme weather conditions expected later this week, safety precautions are essential. To ensure safety, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) provides a new app Floridians can use during severe weather. The 2016 Atlantic Hurricane season officially began June 1 and runs through November 30. According […]
Leon County Hosts College Fair at TCC
Courtesy of TCC Students from all over Leon county gathered at the Lifetime Sports Complex on Tallahassee Community College campus, Monday for the Leon County College Fair. Every year since 2012 this event has continued to give students the opportunity to interact with more than 60 colleges and universities all […]