Articles Posted in the FAMU MATTERS Category
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Long-time professor offers South African immersion course
By Lanise Harris Harriett Paul, Director of International Agricultural Programs and Center for International Agricultural Trade, Developmental Research and Training is passionate about the course AGR 4905, also known as special problems in a gronomy.…
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LGBT students protected under new policy
By Kristen Swilley A change once pushed to the back burner because of the hazing investigation has finally taken place. Students voted to include sexual orientation in the university’s non-discrimination policy. Student Government Association members…
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Behind the Scenes: Smokey Joe’s Cafe’
Smokey Joe’s Cafe’ Journey magazine gets an exclusive behind-the-scenes glance at FAMU Essential Theater’s latest production, Smokey Joe’s Cafe’. See how the cast felt about portraying this Broadway classic.
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Teamwork Key to Lady Rattlers Success
Jessica Joseph Lady Rattlers split the double header against the Florida Gulf Coast Eagles. The first win went to the Rattlers score ending 5-3, while the second ended in 4-1. Tera Gainer, senior from Crestview,…
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Meet Ali Muhammad
It’s not every day that a man being stalked on Twitter for an interview calls a student journalist to chat on the same day she asks for an interview, but not every man is Ali…
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Zora Neale Hurston’s “Visions” remembered
By Ashley Garrett Today marks the end of Lamba Iota Tau Literary Honor Society’s two-day presentation of A Florida Legend: Visions of Zora Neale Hurston. Hurston, best known for the literary classic Their Eyes Were…
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Students take on FAMU’s Dining Service
Students can now take an online survey about campus dining By Ashley Garrett Rattlers now have the chance to sound off on campus eateries in a new online survey provided by FAMU’s Dining Service. With…
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