Year: 2023

Sports

Wrestling enjoys rich history at FAMU

Wrestling is a physical sport between two people who are trying to assert a positional advantage over their opponent. Wrestling involves multiple styles including, but not limited to folk-style, Greco-Roman, and free-style. Florida A&M University offers this sport to students who are interested and willing to learn. Considered a club […]

Opinions

Music makes my world go round

Have you ever had a long day, only to arrive at your car and collapse in the driver’s seat? You turn on your radio and suddenly you hear your favorite song come on. There’s that immediate rush of excitement and thrill. You know that feeling you have when you close […]

Lifestyles

Eggs for breakfast?

Eggs are delicious and protein-packed, making them a powerhouse for jump-starting your morning. This breakfast staple is nutritious enough to maintain body fuel throughout the day. Eggs are incredibly versatile, whether boiled, scrambled, or sunny-side-up, and the health benefits give the incentive to eat them more often. They contain heart-healthy […]

Lifestyles

El Patron bounces back

You can expect good drinks, tasty food and amazing bonding times in Tallahassee’s Mexican restaurant, El Patron. But it was not always like that. Many complaints came from customers — along with an inspection by the Department of Health — which led to the restaurant’s closing on Aug. 1, 2022. […]

Lifestyles News

It’s now Set (every other) Friday

Ta’Alyiah Harris, a health science major at Florida A&M University, has been attending Set Friday since her first year on “the hill.” As she makes her way to the vendors, she takes in the booming speaker playing the latest music, the multitude of students gathering around to watch the fraternities […]

News Sports

NIL deals would expand under House bill

Florida lawmakers earlier this month officially moved to amend state law and enable universities to assist student-athletes with name, image, and likeness (NIL) endorsement deals that are currently generation billions of dollars. HB 99 would repeal a provision in the 2020 Intercollegiate Athlete Compensation bill that prohibits a school “to […]