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Florida State and Florida A&M Universities and Tallahassee Community College have issued their response to the state's request for information on CRT and DEI programs.
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A group of college students is lobbying for state funding to reduce hunger on campus as inflation drives up the cost of groceries.
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The "Respect Yourself" Crime Prevention Task Force holds its first prayer vigil since adopting the strategy days before Travis Huntley's death
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Local political candidates and activists reach out to Black voters with few results
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Florida A&M University is reviewing its campus safety protocols after one person was killed and four others were injured in an on-campus shooting Sunday. The review includes considering changes to rules regarding the use of indoor and outdoor campus recreational facilities.
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One person was killed, four others, including one juvenile, were injured in a shooting on Florida A&M University's campus Sunday evening. The shooting took place at the outdoor basketball courts on Wahnish Way. In a press release from the university, officials said none of the victims are FAMU students.
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Florida A&M University is looking to host its first, football playoff game since 1998. The Rattlers, are 8-2 so far this season, and presently ranked 24th in the Football Championship Subdivision Coaches Poll. But before FAMU can find out if they can host the game—the Rattlers have to beat their nemesis, Bethune Cookman University.
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The facility's leadership is hoping the facility will reconnect the community with its agrarian heritage and build a bridge to a more sustainable, healthier future.
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The federal lawsuit alleges that the state has maintained “a segregated system of higher education” and that Florida’s disparate funding and support for FAMU violates constitutional equal-protection rights.