quot;Return to Sender" focuses on letters that African American fathers (Tracy Martin & Life Malcolm) have written to their sons.
Author: Produced by: Donovan Long & Marjorie Pierre
The Redzone
quot;The Redzone: State of HBCU Sports," is narrative feature produced by Quintin Gee and Jason Joseph, two broadcast journalism students at Florida A&M University. This version has the filmmaker intro, and as you can see the film was produced to examine and bring to light the continuing struggle HBCU's […]
What? Café has Whatever You Like
What? Café brings homemade treats that are beloved by many local students in Tallahassee, Fla. Coffee, tea, pastries and the famous fried rice are specialties at the café. Tallahassee native and humanities major at Tallahassee Community College, Delano Hughes came to the popular spot every Friday since her junior year […]
J School Journals 2015: Reel Deal Cinema
Lights. Camera. Action. ‘Black Hollywood’ starts here. Florida A&M’s School of Journalism and Graphic Communications presented the narrative film series “Through the Lens” Saturday. Community members, students, faculty and staff filled Lee Hall auditorium to watch four short features that specialized reporting students produced. Under the guidance of professor Kenneth […]
First ‘Get Fit FAMU’ Kids at FAMU DRS
Florida A&M University held it’s first Annual Get Fit FAMU Kid’s pep rally. The students were taught exercising techniques and even worked out with Chocolate Zumba with Success Athletic Training Facility instructors. FAMU’s DJ, Rasheed Wallace kept the crowd thrilled as he played variations of music. FAMU’s orientation leaders entertained […]
The Alpha XI Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Presents ‘Suits for our Sons’
Suits for our Sons was held Monday evening in the multi-purpose room. Aktion Jackson, Florida A&M University alumnus and member of Kappa Alpha Psi, created the event in 2013. Joshua Parson, a senior philosophy and religion student, was happy to get a new dress shirt and ties. “I’m trying to […]
The Art and Religion as Revolution
The Florida A&M University held its Art and Religion as Revolution event during the Artists in Bloom Festival week with a student panel discussing their views of how art and religion can create a revolutionary aspect at the new pharmacy building in the Blue Cross Blue Shield room on Tuesday, […]
J-School Journals Comes back to Lee Hall
Florida A&M School of Journalism & Graphic Communication will be hosting J-School Journals, a series of documentaries produced by journalism students, at Lee Hall Auditorium Saturday at 4pm. Eight students were selected to premier their films on controversial issues affecting our communities. J-School Journals is apart of the week-long event […]
Lady Rattlers Split Double-header
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical Universities Lady Rattlers Softball team had a bittersweet experience as they faced the Lady Tigers of Savannah State during a double-header game Saturday. The Lady Rattlers battled the Savannah State Tigers to keep their title as the MEAC (Middle Eastern Athletic Conference) Champions. In game one, […]
Florida A&M remembers Denise Jones at memorial service
Dr. Donald Palm, assistant vice president of academic affairs, welcomed community members, faculty and students to celebrate the life and legacy of Denise Claudette Jones at a memorial service held at 11 a.m. in the Foster-Tanner Music Building at Florida A&M Tuesday, March 31. Jones, an Administrative Assistant to the […]