FAMU graduate Avido Khahaifa is the first black editor-publisher of the Orlando Sentinel newspaper.
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NCAA Sanctions Lifted for FAMU Basketball, Football
A posteseason ban and limits on practice levied against FAMU’s basketball and football teams for APR violations has been lifted by the NCAA.
Microsoft Exec John Thompson Talks Success with FAMU Students
FAMU, Tuskegee to Renew Rivalry in 5th Quarter Classic
Advocacy for FAMU Down Among Florida Black Lawmakers?
FAMU Breaks Football Season Ticket Sales Record
Florida A&M University breaks record for football season ticket sales, but delays discussion on athletic budget until next month meeting of the board of trustees.
HBCU Digest Podcast Series – FAMU Board Chairman Cleve Warren, President Elmira Mangum
An exclusive interview with FAMU Board Chairman Cleve Warren and President Elmira Mangum, on governance, the HBCU mission, politics, and becoming a best-in-class institution.
FAMU Professor Calls for Campus-Wide Smoking Ban
Simmons knows what smoking and tobacco use does to the heart and lungs of people, especially African-Americans. And Simmons believes FAMU should be at the forefront of discouraging smoking.
Digest Five – Five Signs a State is Trying to Merge, Close an HBCU
There are very specific signs that administrators and alumni have to watch for in order to identify if your school or HBCU community is in a merger culture, and the signs must yield some kind o faction from graduates, students and supporters well in advance of reactionary marching and appeals for support.
FAMU Alumni Seeking More Representation on Board of Trustees
At both the University of Florida and Florida State University, alumni have ten of the 11 appointed seats on the respective Boards of Trustees. But FAMU alumni only have three of the 11 appointed seats on their alma mater’s Board of Trustees (BOT), down from six last year.
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