Author: Jasmina Lahens | Staff Reporter

Lifestyles

FAMU student is black, vegan and proud

Darrien Fordham, vegan. Photo courtesy of Darrien Fordham. Going to a predominately white, all-girls Catholic high school in Detroit, Darrien Fordham experienced racism for the first time in her life. Her high school was very segregated. Black people only hung out with black people, white people only hung out with white […]

News

Is the era of celebrity driven politics fading?

Bring it Home rally and concert flyer.  On Nov. 5, gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum’s team in partnership with FAMU’s Student Government Association held a “Bring It Home Rally and Concert” in the Al Lawson Center. It featured Sean “Diddy” Combs and friends.  Students and staff across FAMU’s campus were anxious […]

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TV20 Online Coverage of the 2018 General Election

In their 10th Election Night Special, the FAMU TV 20 News staff on Tuesday announced winners and provided updates in the highly contested gubernatorial and U.S. Senate races. In addition, the news team reported on Tallahassee local races and the constitutional amendments. Each election year journalism students work in teams […]

Opinions

Trump trying to bully female black journalists

From left: Abby Phillip, Yamiche Alcindor, and April Ryan.  Photo Courtesy of CNN. President Trump has constantly criticized news organizations,  labeling them “fake news” an “enemies of the people.” But President Trump last week went too far — as usual. CNN White House correspondent Abby Phillip asked Trump if he wanted interim U.S. […]

News

Historic marker unveiled at FAMU Village

President Dr. Larry Robinson and Eddie Jackson standing by First Lt. James Polkinghorne's marker. Photo submitted by Chantay Hyman. The  unveiling of a historic marker in honor of First Lt. James R. Polkinghorne took place at 12:13 p.m. Saturday at FAMU Village. Polkinghorne enlisted in the U.S. Army Air Force […]