While watching television the other day, I noticed the amount of commercials that make reference to the “going green” concept. From the heavily advertised eco-friendly car, to “energy star” appliances, the commercialization of the concept is more and more prevalent in the media. As a student concentrating in marketing throughout […]

When it comes to college football, each player’s goal varies. While some see themselves going pro, others are content with their athletic careers ending upon graduation. The National Collegiate Athletic Association estimates that out of the 56,500 students playing football in America, only 2 percent will play professionally. “You have […]

Video game designer and Florida A&M University alumnus Benjamin Johnson is expected to lecture April 11 from 1:00 to 2:30 p.m. in the Humphries Science Research Building. Johnson, now a game designer with Rockstar Games in San Diego, is credited with leading a team of Rockstar video game designers in […]

Monday marked the last President’s Forum of the semester, highlighting progress that James Ammons’ administration has made in assuring school safety and developing plans for the future of FAMU. President Ammons began his address by congratulating student body president and vice president elects Andrew Collins and Mellori Lumpkin. He went […]

The Iraq war has always been a controversial topic. Some people may believe the war is justified, while others believe soldiers should be withdrawn from the country immediately. Namely the Democrats feel the war is absolutely pointless, as opposed to some Republicans, who believe that success in Iraq is within […]

While on “The Hill,” many students rely on their annual income to buy groceries. However, some students have discovered a new resource – food stamps. Automated Community Connection to Economic Self-Sufficiency, a public assistance program through the Florida Department of Children and Families, provides food stamps and other means of […]

Since Amanda Byrd’s election as Miss FAMU, a court trial has come about stating that she was assessed enough demerit points before the election to be disqualified. The trial, Scarlett Williams vs. Electoral Commission, was held April 7 in the Embassy Room. Vincent Evans, counsel to Williams, said he had […]

 It is safe to say that once again, when weapons fall into the hands of the wrong people it can only lead to trouble. Two people were injured in a drive-by shooting after a disturbance broke out Saturday night in the parking lot of Club H2O. Although suspects have yet […]

The Office of the University Registrar requires graduating students to complete an exit survey in order to participate in the University’s official commencement exercises. To remind us of the survey and its importance, the Registrar issued letters March 14 to students with graduation applications on file. After receiving this letter, […]

Founded in 1978, Florida A&M University’s own Epicurean! Fashion Experience is celebrating its 30th anniversary. Formerly known as the Clorets, Epicurean! is a derivative of Florida A & M’s former School of Clothing and Retail. The organization’s main objective is to show class, style, sophistication and beauty to both the […]