“Self love “ and “self care” have become the go-to terms when referring to enjoying one’s single season. However it’s important to show yourself love and respect whether you’re in a relationship or not. It’s easy to neglect personal hobbies, going out to your favorite restaurants or even habits that […]
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Valentine’s Day: What’s the new do?
Love is in the air at Florida A&M University, as the student body prepares for Valentine’s Day. A day dedicated to spreading love and gift giving, Valentine’s Day arrives like clockwork every year, casting its spell of love and affection over people worldwide. Over time, the Valentine’s Day tradition […]
State senator wants to regulate fantasy sports
Fantasy sports have become a cultural phenomenon, captivating the attention of millions worldwide. In recent years, the rise of fantasy sports betting has added another layer of excitement and engagement for participants. However, with this surge in popularity comes the need to ensure fairness, integrity and responsible participation. Florida is […]
Bill may mitigate the dangers of water contamination
It is no secret that the quality of water at public beaches, pools and bathing areas is critical for the health of the community. According to Dr. Beth Brady, a representative from Save the Manatee Club, water contamination results in higher mortality rates for aquatic and marine wildlife — as […]
J-school now home to Dept. of Social Work
From the drills vibrating against the walls to the empty offices being filled, students at Florida A&M’s School of Journalism and Graphic Communication have become curious about what’s happening inside their building. What is it, you may ask? The answer is simple: The Department of Social Work, a unit in […]
How to battle ‘the freshman 15’
Going to college can be a new and exciting experience for incoming students. Many have heard of the adage, “the freshman 15,” but is this an accurate phrase? What is this caused by? There are copious theories and reasons as to what triggers this weight change, and as time goes […]
Hard work pays off for Patrick
Within Florida A&M University’s community of hard-working students lives a world of color and creativity crafted by the talented hands of Jasmine Patrick, a rising star in graphic design. At just 20 years old, Patrick’s journey at FAMU has made a tremendous mark. Patrick is from Atlanta, and she always […]
Florida’s HIV patients may benefit from new program
This month the FDA gave a green light to states seeking less expensive prescription medications from Canada. It is formally called Section 804 Importation Program, or SIP, and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis said he anticipates SIP will save the state millions of dollars. “We will save $100 million plus a […]
The Harambee Festival returns
Anticipation for the annual Harambee Festival is palpable as the community gears up to celebrate a rich tapestry of African and African-American cultures. Set against the scenic backdrop of Cascades Park, the festival is not just an event but a profound expression of culture. The term “Harambee,” which signifies “all […]
FAMU cheer visits TMH cancer center
Florida A&M University athletics have a history of engaging with the community through implementing service into their athletic engagements. On Jan. 31, the FAMU cheer team visited the Tallahassee Memorial Hospital Cancer Center to spend time with patients and spread joy to those fighting medical battles. It was a time […]