Photo courtesy of Jefferson Student Union and Activities Florida A&M University’s Greeks hosted their annual National Pan-Hellenic Council Greek Step Show for homecoming. Students, alumni and faculty filled Al Lawson and as they waited for the show to start. This is the first time in over a decade that all […]
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W.A.R takes FAMU
Photo courtesy of Warriors Against Rape Warriors Against Rape is one of Florida A&M University’s newest organizations that is taking the initiative to end sexual assault. Founded this fall, W.A.R. is an organization that focuses on being a support system to men and women who have experienced sexual assault. The […]
Julius Malema’s vision for South Africa is a bad one
Julius Malema, the leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters C.J. Bryant | The FAMUAN Julius Malema, a member of the Parliament of South Africa and leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters, has plans for South Africa that are wrong steps in the right direction. Malema preaches of healing the economy, […]
College of education major to represent FAMU at doctoral conference
Tiyana Herring at the The 6th Annual Black Doctoral Network, Inc. Conference. Tiyana Herring | The Famuan Florida A&M University will be represented Tiyana Herring, a senior elementary education student at The Sixth Black Doctoral Conference in Charlotte, North Carolina from Oct. 25 to Oct. 27. Herring’s attendance at the conference will […]
Award-winning gospel artists perform at FAMU
The Walls Group and President Larry Robinson Submitted by Jamine Williams Two award-winning gospel artists, Fred Hammond and the Walls Group, performed at Florida A&M University’s Lawson Center on Sunday, Oct. 7, to conclude the homecoming festivities.. FAMU presented the gospel concert experience to raise money to provide scholarships for […]
The hurricane survival guide
Hurricane season is here and one thing to keep in mind is safety. After the devastating disasters of hurricanes in the past, here are some tips to keep you and your family safe during this time. Seek Shelter. Evacuation is the first and most important key to maintaining safety in […]
Working Class Wednesday: The ultimate networking experience
Terrance Barber is the founder of Working Class Wednesday. Oreauna Vickers | The Famuan Are you looking for a place to go and network? Are you looking to generate a little buzz for your small business? If so, you should attend the next Working Class Wednesday event. Terrance L. Barber, a […]
In and Out more than a barbershop
Zacchary Clemons take pride in his work. Matthew Donaldson | The Famuan Self-care is important when working on yourself. Perfecting yourself is a lifelong journey that has to be done because there is no greater product than you. Zacchary Clemons, the proud owner of In and Out Barbershop for the past […]
Tallahassee Classical School will be county’s fifth charter school
Courtesy of http://www.tlhclassical.org/ Tallahassee Classical School will open in the fall of 2019. After originally getting denied by the Leon County School District, the charter school was approved by the state to begin the opening process. It will be the district’s fifth charter school. It will start with kindergarten through eighth […]
What to know about the Baker Act
The Apalachee Center on Capital Circle NE is the primary intake center for individuals who have been subjected to the Baker Act. Landy Coulanges | The Famuan Some young adults have to learn about the Baker Act the hard way. The Florida Mental Health Act of 1971, known as the Baker […]