The last issue of the The Famuan will be published Friday. If you have announcements for events that will occur after Dec. 3, please submit them today by 2 p.m. to ensure that they are included in the last calendar of the semester. Thank you in advance for your cooperation. […]

Your Roof and Teeth Repair–Licensing In all state’s and most countries, no matter what the form of government, the Department of Business and Professional Regulation misuse Licensing and Education to increase prices by eliminating competition and thus create a TESTOCRACY, not a Meritocracy-Education as a Weapon!!!!!! Before 1982, because of […]

During its annual session, Florida legislators will soon decide on whether to implement block tuition for all state-funded universities. Block tuition is a system that will ensure that full-time students will be charged for 15 credit hours per semester, regardless of whether they take 15 hours or not. According to […]

In life, there are a lot of double standards. And they’re no stranger to the Florida A&M University campus. Every couple of weeks, the modeling and dance troupes on campus put on a show, and all I heard (before actually attending one) was how risqué performers danced and dressed. Wanting […]

It was Florida A&M University’s senior quarterback Ben Dougherty’s last chance to beat Bethune-Cookman College, as B-CC had won two straight match-ups against the Rattlers. But he made the most of it, throwing a Florida Classic record six touchdowns. Dougherty would be shut out though in the fourth quarter, as […]

According to members of the One FAMU Association, President Fred Gainous’ decision to leave the University will not have an impact on the future of the association. Adrian Jordan, founder of the One FAMU Association, said members will continue to pursue their goal. “We will not change at all. We […]

Of all the crimes reported on the campus of Florida A&M University, the most prevalent is theft. According to the FAMU Police Department, thieves are especially active during the holiday seasons. “There is usually an increase in activity a week before Thanksgiving until the end of the semester, then again […]

A few weeks ago, Indiana Pacers guard Ron Artest asked for a break from the NBA so he could dedicate more time to the production of his album with Allure. Artest said he’d saved enough money to not need the league anymore. Interesting. And just a week ago, Artest again […]

On Thanksgiving Day, Abbey Shapiro, 21, will open the doors at the North Monroe Street Starbucks at seven o’clock in the morning. While most businesses will be closed on Thanksgiving, she will pour coffee wearing her green apron for customers until 3 p.m. After work, she will return to her […]

Sarge has been without a home since December 2003. He has had no one to love him, no one to play with him when he is bored, or pet him when he wants affection. His previous owner gave him up when she became pregnant so that the baby would not […]