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Year: 2023
Internships are invaluable
Imagine traveling to New York for the first time, the summer before your senior year at your HBCU, for an internship with the biggest network in the world, ABC News. Or imagine working with Apple Music in Cupertino, California, for 10 weeks. These big-name companies offer placements that allow students […]
Students: Local shopping options ‘limited’
It’s no surprise that fashion trends and shopping are a common topic of conversation on the campus of Florida A&M University. Though countless students go to class dressed to impress daily, many think shopping options in the capital city are scarce. Home to Governor’s Square Mall and numerous locally owned […]
University offers a variety of support services
College is an exciting checkpoint on the path to adulthood. It’s all about academic growth, making connections and stepping into your purpose. However, let’s be honest: College is also marked with a plethora of battles to conquer, especially financial ones. The college experience can be even more intimidating for students […]
Book Expo coming to Tallahassee, FAMU
Get ready to immerse yourself in the world of literature as LitCon, a nonprofit organization dedicated to nurturing authors and aspiring writers, unveils its much-anticipated Tallahassee Florida Book Expo. This two-day event promises to celebrate words, creativity and the enduring power of storytelling. The dates are set for Oct. […]
Tough schedule for men’s basketball team
The Florida A&M University men’s basketball schedule for the 2023-2024 season has been released — and it appears daunting. The team is gearing up to face some tough non-conference teams again this season. Even though the Rattlers are in the Southwestern Athletic Conference, they will play non-conference games against some of […]
Students flock to Graduate Feeder program fair
Florida A&M students gathered Wednesday in Gaither Gym for the Graduate Feeder Scholar Recruitment Fair. The fair was dedicated to the advancement of students into graduate school. Universities from all over the country were on hand to bring information to students interested in the programs offered by their schools. Institutions […]
Adderall shortage hits home
Carliss Bradley, a student at Florida State University, takes Adderall every day, but she is worried that she will have trouble getting her prescription filled as a result of a nationwide shortage of the popular stimulant. Bradley went without Adderall for a few months earlier this year, but realized how […]
Affordable housing proves elusive
According to Data Commons, the average income in Tallahassee is $25,364, while the average rent in Tallahassee is $1,450, according to Zillow. The disconnect between income versus monthly rent bares the question, does Tallahassee need more affordable housing? Tallahassee is home to over 70,000 students, making up 35% of the […]
Home games and local vendors go hand-in-hand
Florida A&M kept its home win streak alive this past weekend, defeating the University of West Florida 31-10. While fans gathered to cheer on the team, another group was keeping their dreams alive during football season. Local vendors play a crucial role in the excitement and camaraderie that surrounds the football […]