Photo by: Tallahassee Reports Tallahassee is now the 13th city in Florida with a Tesla supercharger network station. If you are ever near Village Square Shopping Center, you will notice six futuristic-looking stations under construction by Tesla Motors, the automotive company that makes all-electric luxury cars. Before the Tallahassee […]
Author: Yemanja Murray
Fraternity brings Awareness to Domestic Violence
In observance of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, the Theta Nu Chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota International Music Fraternity will host an annual S.O.S.: Saving Our Sisters concert. S.O.S. takes place at the end of October and features performances from poets, musicians, and dancers from Florida A&M, alongside the members of […]
School of Journalism and Graphic Communications host News Engagement Day
Courtesy of News Engagement The School of Journalism and Graphic Communications students came together to encourage their peers to come and engage in news on Tuesday for News Engagement Day. Dr. Valerie White, associate professor in the School of Journalism & Graphic Communication was hopeful that students would take advantage […]
First Hurdle Cleared to Concealed Weapons Law
Floridians with concealed-weapons permits are one step closer to being able to carry a concealed weapon openly in public. Tuesday, the House Criminal Justice Subcommittee passed the bill with an 8-4 vote despite critics. “When I am out at Starbucks and there’s a cop there with his gun, it’s intimidating […]
Tallahassee may Change New Year Location
Tallahassee could possibly be changing the way its residents bring in the New Year. The annual celebration that attracts big-name artist to South Adams Street could possibly be moved to Cascade Park. The Tallahassee Downtown Improvement Authority will vote on whether to make the switch to the amphitheater, Jay Revell, […]
Big Bend Cares Hosts 25th Annual AIDS Walk and 5k Run in Tallahassee
Big Bend Cares hosted its 25th Annual AIDS Walk and 5k Run Tallahassee at Cascades Park Saturday. The 5k run started at 9 a.m., and the walk began at 10 a.m. This event was to raise money and to spread awareness of HIV and AIDS. The funding will assist victims […]
Gov. Rick Scott and Adam Putnam Clash
Gov. Rick Scott and state Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam won’t be sitting down for drinks anytime soon as the pair continue to clash on important topics. Putnam is one of the three cabinet members elected to help Scott shape policy and supervise the state’s agencies. Scott continues to push the importance […]
Young Producer Makes his Mark in the Hip-Hop Industry
DT Spacely: Courtesy of Hip-Hop Digital Popular songs like “Walk Thru” and “Flex” have captivated the ears of listeners across the nation and charted Billboard. A recent project by a popular Atlanta artist has shifted the spotlight onto the producer. Hip-Hop artist Rich Homie Quan surprised the internet with his […]
Major Stress: A Problem among College Students
It is safe to say college students nationwide often find themselves comparing their stress levels to other students especially those who seeking a different than theirs. Walking through campus headed to get something to eat or heading to another class, it is not uncommon to hear business students arguing […]
Think Twice Before You Pack Your Luggage
Courtesy of Tallahassee Democrat More than 4,100 pounds of prohibited items have been confiscated this year by Transportation Security Administration [TSA] officers during checkpoint screenings at Tallahassee International Airport. During a press conference held at the airport on Wednesday, TSA had a table outside the TSA checkpoint with items laid […]