Year: 2023

News

CVS on South Monroe closing

Residents of Tallahassee’s south side will have to find another pharmacy for their medical needs. The CVS on South Monroe Street will be closing its doors on March 16, according to a CVS employee. There are 20 CVS locations in Florida’s capital city, but only two of those are on […]

Sports

Women win final home game

FAMU’s women’s basketball secured a victory over the Southern University Jaguars 57-50 at Al-Lawson.  Dylan Horton led the team in points, dropping 19 points. Behind Horton was Ahriahna Grizzle with 11 points and Ivet Subirats with nine.  Coach Pillow spoke about her excitement going into this last home game.  “The […]

Sports

Women in athletics spotlight

There are new female members of Florida A&M’s athletic compliance office who are ready to serve and are fully committed to the success of the university’s student-athletes. Following the debacle last fall of 27 football players being ineligible for their first game against the University of North Carolina, FAMU President […]

News

No FAFSA, no diploma if bill passes

Florida Senator Linda Stewart, D-Orlando, has introduced Senate Bill 826, which would add an additional requirement for high school students to get their diplomas. If passed, all high school students starting with the 2024–2025 incoming freshman class, would have to complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form […]

Opinions

It’s just TikTok

Recently, the FAMU Football team has been going viral for their funny TikTok videos.  Jacory Jordan, a redshirt freshman for the Rattlers, has been at the helm of their most recent publicity. Engaging his fellow teammates behind the camera in popular TikTok trends such as ‘Who Would You Not Let […]

News

The votes are in

On Tuesday, February 21, FAMU’s Electoral Commission announced a runoff election for sophomore attendants, Student Government Association President and Vice President, and the 24 Mr. Florida A&M candidates. Runoff elections refer to Two round voting system used to elect a single winner, where only two candidates from the first round […]