Author: DeTroyia Hardy | Staff Reporter

Lifestyles

Coping with depression post-graduation

Latoya Chambliss walked across the stage at Florida A&M University, claiming her degree with confidence and a sense of pride. Unfortunately, six months later that confidence and pride turned into depression and anxiety.  Post-Graduation Depression, also known as a quarter-life crisis, is real and believe it or not happens to […]

Lifestyles

PLUS to be established at FAMU

PLUS interest meeting.  Photo credit: Shantel Hansbrough   From Prairie View A&M University (PVAMU) to Florida A&M University, Pretty Ladies Unique Shapes, is making a move. What started as an idea is now becoming a reality.   Pretty Ladies Unique Shapes is a body positivity, self-love organization that targets plus […]

News

FAMU Nursing School on Probation

The Florida A&M University School of Nursing offers a Bachelor and Master’s of Science degree as well as a post-master’s certificate plan for students who have completed requirements for admission to the professional realm.  Beginning in 1936, FAMU’s School of Nursing is the oldest continuing baccalaureate nursing program at […]

News

Two engineering students honored

Academic leadership award winners, Daziyah Sullivan (left) and Latarence Butts (right) for this year's BEYA Awards STEM Conference. Photo Credit: FAMU FORWARD This year’s 32nd annual BEYA, Black Engineers of the Year Awards STEM Conference was special for two Florida A&M University students. Daziyah Sullivan, a second-year mechanical engineering […]

Lifestyles

FAMU partners with J.C. Penny for Suit-Up day

Arnita Tucker-McFarland, (left), Shereada Harrell, directors of the FAMU Career and Professional Development Center at the raffle station for students. Photo credit: DeBria Payne   Florida A&M University partnered with J.C. Penny to host a Suit-Up event from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. on April 15, giving students the opportunity […]

Opinions

HBCUs vs PWIs: The Underlying Difference

Race may seem like the underlying difference between HBCUs and PWIs, but the day-to-day interactions between professors and students during fundamental learning is what is setting these two institutions apart. According to Pew Research, in 2015 only 3 percent of the nation’s higher learning institutions were HBCUs, but just 9 […]