Survival of the fittest continues as the driving force among ambitious professionals in Corporate America. Minorities struggle to attain the same levels of achievement as there counterparts, working twice as hard for half the success. Students need to take advantage of programs and added skills that will give them the […]

Head coach Rubin Carter takes us inside the huddle with his first FAMU Homecoming football game. FAMUAN: How would you describe your first FAMU Homecoming? CARTER: “Well I’m really excited to win, to be honest with you. Homecoming is very special. You get all your friends, family, and alumni and […]

During homecoming convocation speakers acknowledged the recent news of the University’s $8 million surplus. “We’ve had the benefit of having what some would call difficult times,” keynote speaker, Daryl Parks, said. “But we had someone come in and fix the finances and meet the deadlines.” Parks, a 1992 graduate and […]

Florida A&M University’s Lee Hall was filled to capacity on the night of the State of Black Student Summit. Students seemed happy with the message of each speaker on the night of the summit and demonstrated their joy by a standing ovation. Students even spoke on issues that directly affect […]

It’s kind of hard to believe what is becoming of America. We’re currently in one of the worst situation’s we’ve ever been in with the job market and education. Instead of focusing our energy on these issues, the state of Florida just passed a new law that will have a […]

Last week, National Basketball Association Commissioner David Stern announced that, from now on, NBA players must wear business casual and professional attire during interviews and travel. This new rule has caused ruckus throughout the NBA and the nation. What we call, “Stern’s Golden Rule,” will force NBA players to represent […]

One of the most revered women in black history has died at age 92. Rosa Parks served as an ambassador and advocate for the rights of blacks across the nation. Her adamant refusal to give up her seat to a white person served as a testimony for blacks all around […]

Death is a subject that most people don’t want to discuss. You may not admit it, but most people fear death. But, think about it, all living things must die. Plus, death is just as common as being born. If you enter the world, you must exit the world. That […]

fter encountering issues with lack of participation, communication and punctuality, two senators voiced their opinions at Monday’s senate meeting on how the senate can become more efficient. The meeting, which started roughly 20 minutes late and lasted for approximately two hours, ran smoothly from one point to another with the […]

Almost all would agree that a “blanket pardon” has its flaws, but so does sending an innocent person to death have a flaw…a final flaw. Only 4 people were set free; the others are sentenced to life terms behind bars; guilty and innocent. The Governor’s action was courageous and demonstrated […]