If you think all men want is sex from a woman , as fast as they can get it, you are wrong. Despite generalities about men rushing to get the goodies, some men on campus are toughing it out until it’s the right time for intimacy. Donnell Sheridan, a junior […]

The School of Journalism and Graphic Communications celebrated the grand opening of its new building this week. The opening consisted of a weeklong celebration that included panels, a dinner gala and today’s ribbon-cutting ceremony. SJGC Dean James E. Hawkins said the building, which cost $25 million, has been 10 years […]

FAMU Homecoming schedule “Making Our Mark, One Strike at a Time” Today, Orange and Green Day 9 to 11 a.m.: Spirit Run/Walk, start on the Set on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard * 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.: Spirit Day on the Set – King & Queen of Orange and […]

Although the state of Florida has decided to build a new coal plant near Taylor County, the issue has created controversy. Some Floridians have questioned the possible effects of the coal plant on the environment and federal regulations. Beka Martin, a Clear Air Coalition advocate, said she believes city officials […]

Dear Editor Kimberly Brown’s recent article on Anna Julia Cooper was exceptional and inspiring. Kimberly is clearly talented and I’m eager to read more from this gifted writer. If the topic of black feminism is of interest please allow me to recommend – “When and Where I Enter:The Impact of […]

A flood in McGuinn Hall caused $4,000 in personal property damage for five students, and the University is uncertain whether the students will be reimbursed. Freshmen Kristina McGee, Jeree Smith, Kathlene Jones, Lateshia Mitchell and Khepera Walker decided to seek a resolution on their own. They took their problems to […]

Students often complain about the slowness of campus elevators, but physical plant staff members say they direct their attention toward a more important factor–safety. “The speed is not an indicator of safety,” said Kendall Jones, director of physical plant operations. “All elevators meet the same regulations and standards. If they […]

The Agency of Workforce Innovation announced Sept. 30 that Florida’s minimum wage will increase by twenty-five cents. Effective Jan. 1, the minimum wage will be $6.40 per hour in the state of Florida. The current minimum wage is $6.15, one dollar higher than the national minimum wage. The law affects […]

Who will be the first to respond you ask? I guess it might as well be me. Probably because you are a biology student who is unaware that even when writing an opinion column, you must first do your research. Why do you feel it a Greek responsibility to protest […]

Thank you for your article in response to the ignorant statements made earlier in the week about Greeks. Just wanted to point out you definitely left out the members of Kappa Alpha Psi which have done probably more community service than most of the organizations listed. The same time the […]