Cleaning up the Student Government Association and refocusing on acting as representatives for the Florida A&M was the focus for the 53rd Student Senate heading into one of the last meetings before the end of the semester. Representatives presented only one bill, SPB23FA-002, on Monday. Sen. TaMya Braclet and Chairpersons […]
Year: 2023
We need a financial literacy course
Financial literacy has plagued African Americans forever. According to marketwatch.com, Black families held about 1.9 percent of American wealth, with $18.3 billion in assets compared to white families’ $941.9 billion. African Americans were enslaved for over 400 years, meaning that they are 400 years behind in most things such as […]
Thrift Club combines fashion, sustainability
The Florida A&M University Thrift Club has made its mark on campus through sustainable fashion efforts. Through her passion for thrifting, the president and founder of the FAMU Thrift Club, Trinity Talton, said she started the club to create a community of people who enjoyed thrifting as much as she […]
The season of giving is here
It’s that time of year when spirits rise and giving is in the air. The holidays may bring family and friends closer, but it is also the time when strangers come together to help those who are in need of some extra love this holiday season. And what better way […]
Students remain motivated amid senioritis
This fall marked three years since the freshman class of 2020 began their journey through the secondary education system. Many are looking forward to graduation in December or during spring of 2024. With all of the hard work they’ve put into their college careers, it isn’t uncommon that many of […]
Recap of North Florida Fair
Sunday was the final day of the 81st North Florida Fair, and a time was had to be sure. The fair took place only minutes away from the FAMU campus. This year the fair lasted from Nov. 2-12, 10 days of fun, but the time didn’t feel like nearly enough. […]
FAMU students urged to stand for Palestinians
In the wake of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, a notable silence echoes across Florida A&M University’s campus as students and organizations are perceived to be relatively quiet with limited visible actions and initiatives in support of Palestinians. When compared to other campuses and organizations in Tallahassee, some […]
Riley brings her food to FAMU
A new vendor, The Famous Spot by the talented Breshauna Riley, made its debut during FAMU’s homecoming. Currently enrolled at the University of Central Florida, Riley, 23, is working toward a degree in lodging and restaurant management. Riley’s journey in the world of food and entrepreneurship began four years ago […]
Club baseball team new at FAMU
The FAMU club baseball team has been hard at work with practices and games for their fall season. The club stands as its own organization outside of the athletic department. It serves as a way for students to play the sport they enjoy. It’s been around for about […]
Career center ready to help students find jobs
As the semester comes to an end, many college students are planning for their future endeavors. The early application period for internships and job openings has commenced. Florida A&M offers many outlets for students looking for prospective careers. The Career and Professional Development Center is a tool recommended by […]