Thursday, October 17, 2024
The Instagram account @famu_greeklife uploaded its first flyer Saturday to promote next week’s NPHC step show. The graphic sparked considerable controversy among students as it depicted AI generated versions of multiple NPHC Greek lettered members in a fantasy setting. Which begs the question: Is the university’s use of AI ethical? […]
Shayna Leshaun, a gifted hairstylist, has been leaving a trail of stunning hairstyles and satisfied clients in her wake. She makes the most of her artistic vision and technical expertise. Over the years, Leshaun has proven her mettle in the hairstyling arena, but her biggest challenge came unexpectedly in […]
Over the past several weeks, shootings have occurred on three HBCU campuses. On Tuesday, Oct. 3, at approximately 9:27 p.m. Morgan State University police were notified and responded to shots fired on campus at the Thurgood Marshall Residence Hall and Murphy Fine Arts Center. Once residents were evacuated from the […]
“Cuffing season” is upon us once again. Another season of matching pajamas, pumpkin patches, couples Christmas photos and the list goes on. The phenomenon of cuffing season — which lasts from late October to early February — can possibly be better referred to as the beginning of the winter blues. […]
On average, 20 people are physically abused by their partners every minute. There are 10 million victims of abuse every year. October looks to spread awareness to end this tragically high number. Oct. 19 is #PurpleThursday, which spreads awareness and provides recognition for domestic violence survivors. In 2023, the Start […]
Members of Florida State University’s Flying High Circus have been hard at work preparing for their upcoming Halloween shows. The show features typical circus acts but with a Halloween twist. Established in 1947, the circus is one of the oldest college circuses and has been a long-standing part of the […]
In a world that celebrates diversity, it is crucial to recognize the unique challenges that individuals with ADHD and autism face when interacting in spaces primarily designed for neurotypical individuals. October is ADHD Awareness Month, and it is important for Florida A&M University students to understand and educate themselves and […]
With an acceptance rate of around 33%, Florida A&M has proven valiant in its efforts to remain the No. 1 public HBCU in the country. Students from across the nation submit applications every year in hopes of an opportunity to attend the university. Given that FAMU is stationed in the […]
Florida A&M University’s Student Health Services co-sponsored with a Rattler to host a free breast examination for students and the local community on Tuesday. Kyla Smith, a 4th year pre-physical therapy student from Lakeland, was determined to use her voice to bring awareness to helpful preventative tips for breast cancer. […]
With the weather slowly getting cooler and the seasons changing, giving back to organizations that reach out to those in need plays a vital role in creating positive change. ECHO Outreach Ministries is one of many examples of hope, working tirelessly to transform lives, strengthen communities and provide a sense […]