Sunday, September 22, 2024
FAMU head basketball coach Robert McCullum kneeling during an exhibition game Photo credit: FAMU Athletics Florida A&M men’s basketball team took a hard loss yesterday as they faced the Morgan State Bears. The Rattlers came out fighting, but countless times it seemed like they made minor mistakes which […]
Florida A&M University School of Nursing Building sign Photo credit: Cierra Richardson A new Florida law will now make it easier for nurses to be able to practice in other states. The law went into effect Jan. 19 and it allows for licensed practical nurses and registered nurses who are licensed in one […]
FAMU Office of the President Babara C. Pippin, Director of Governmental Relations Even when one retires, the job to enhance higher education is never done. But when one has the support of an entire university, it makes the job worthwhile. Barbara Cohen-Pippin has fit comfortably into her role as Director […]
Graphic by Sydne Vigille Living on the campus of Florida A&M University (FAMU) as a young, maturing woman can sometimes come as an inconvenience to a female’s menstrual health. Condoms are readily available for free in residence halls, however menstrual products are not. Female students account for more than half […]
IStrike event for the Hazing Prevention Seminar On Jan. 9, the second day of classes at FAMU for the Spring 2018 semester, a “mandatory Hazing Prevention Seminar” took place. Many students heard about the event by word of mouth and decided to go, while others learned about it through social […]
Photo Credit: FAMU Housing Football players at Florida A&M now have the choice of staying on or off campus, as long as they are not a freshman. Players who are awarded an athletic scholarship are assigned to live in the on-campus apartments, Palmetto Phase III. Azende Rey, a sophomore broadcast […]
Katherine Harding, full-time professor of theatre, and playwright of "Between Goodbye and Hello," Wednesday in Tucker Hall. If Kimberly Harding limited herself to the third time’s the charm effort, who knows if she would have witnessed her vision manifest. Harding […]
With an ambition to be a trailblazer for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM), junior biological systems engineering scholar, Imani Cooper is chosen to represent Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University for the White House All Star program. Cooper who applied a second time after being denied last year, does not […]
Construction continues at Casanas Village, 448 W Georgia St. Photo credit: Dominique Collins Residents and business owners in Frenchtown are on edge as they watch the transformation of their historic neighborhood happen day by day. The recent developments throughout Frenchtown have resulted in the closings of a local funeral […]
Photo credit: southernshakespearefestival.org The Southern Shakespeare Company is doing something different this year. It is presenting “A Town Divided,” an original play designed to plumb the topic of race relations in Tallahassee. Tallahassee Community College is sponsoring the event in honor of African-American History Month. This performance will be […]