Florida State University is welcoming back students for the spring semester with a new and engaging hot spot — a brew pub inside the student union. FSU inked a deal with Tallahassee-based Proof Brewing Company to add a bar to the campus. It is located on the ground floor of […]
Year: 2023
How is the Florida Shines program benefiting FAMU students?
It’s no surprise that many students stay in state for college due to the affordability of being able to claim in-state residency. In addition to the dramatic price difference and discounted tuition rate for residents, many resources come from staying close to home. One of the most popular resources in […]
Did Deion Sanders just make FAMU the SWAC’s prime time team?
In early December, ESPN announced that Deion Sanders was leaving Jackson State University to coach at the University of Colorado. He would be vacating his position as coach after the team played in the Celebration Bowl later that month. This announcement sparked multiple discussions on the future of the Southwestern […]
Whitfields know well ‘Marriage Takes Work’
When Danny and Rhoda Whitfield decided to send “nuggets” of spiritual suggestions to their married friends in celebration of their 32nd anniversary, they never imagined it would lead to an invitation to speak on a popular talk show years later. Together for 44 years, the Tallahassee couple has spread their […]
FAVES directs student volunteers at FAMU
Around 63 million Americans are active volunteers in their community, according to data from a non-profit clearinghouse, and students at Florida A&M University are no strangers to volunteering. FAMU boasts more than 300 registered student organizations and GroupMe chats dedicated to volunteer opportunities, and it is clear that FAMU students […]
SJGC students scramble to get required courses
As the spring 2023 semester began, students in Florida A&M University’s School of Journalism & Graphic Communication were having a hard time getting enrolled in required courses. Some were in a near-panic because without those required courses, they won’t be eligible to apply for graduation this semester. Beyla Walker, a […]
NFL should do more to protect its players
Football is loved by people all over the world, but to some, this game is more than just a sport. Professional football players commit their lives to a sport that spectators find entertaining. It also brings in billions of dollars every year for the National Football League. However, a career […]
Kearney Center at full capacity this winter
Over the past six weeks, intense cold fronts have held Tallahassee’s homeless individuals by ear. They struggle to find warmth as they layer themselves with thick blankets and warm jackets, hoping simply to survive. Averaging 300 a night, The Kearney Center has been the melting pot for those seeking a […]
Low enrollment a major factor in the decrease in funds for SGA
Last night’s senate meeting lasted more than three-and-a-half hours. Many topics ranging from new initiatives to questions about budgeting were discussed and a number of bills were either passed, tabled, or rejected. For a large portion of the meeting, questions surrounding university funding were discussed. The revenue for SGA to […]
Spring 2023 JCPenney Suit-Up
The rainy weather did not stop students from coming out to the annual JCPenney Suit – Up event. JCPenney Suit Up is geared around preparing students for the upcoming career and internship expo. This event took place, Sunday, from 5-8 p.m., at the Governor Square mall. During the fall 2022 […]