The Public Weighs in on NFL Concussion Protocols
Miami Dolphins quarterback, Tua Tagovailoa, was carted off the field on a stretcher during last Thursday night’s game after hitting his head on the turf.
The College of Business Will Soon Have A New Home: Legacy Hall
Florida State University’s official alumni publication, VIRES® magazine, is produced biannually by the Alumni Association for its members. You will find my article on page 13.
Sustainability at the new Student Union
For over a year, a privacy tarp has stretched the Florida State campus for a long-awaited new Student Union that has been under construction since the summer of 2018.While construction for the union was set to be completed by fall of 2021, students eagerly await the opening.
FSU Alumni Association hosts 2022 Inspire Awards
The Florida State University Alumni Association hosted the sixth annual Inspire Awards, presented by the Women for FSU on Friday, March 25, in the Alumni Center Ballroom. The award ceremony recognized alumnae who have distinguished themselves as leaders in their respective fields, while also giving back to the FSU community.
COVID-19 and the impact on FSU's campus culture
COVID-19 has undoubtedly shifted the trajectory of university life for the time being. FSU’s much allured college experience has taken a backseat during the global pandemic. There has been a significant shift in the classic college atmosphere, changing how students operate on a daily basis.
FSU Day at the Capitol brings one of the largest community turnouts yet
On Feb. 9, the Florida State Capitol hosted FSU Day at the Capitol. Florida lawmakers and Seminole friends, alumni and faculty celebrated successes of the past year.
Florida State’s Innovation Hub offers an experience like no other for students
The Innovation Hub at Florida State University is the one-stop shop for all things electronic. It is an on-campus and online community for innovation using design thinking and emerging technologies.
President Richard McCullough delivers first State of the University address
On Wednesday, Jan. 19, Florida State University President Richard McCullough delivered his first State of the University address. During the address, he highlighted the university’s accomplishments and shared his hope in bettering the university’s future.
Researchers Find Key Hormone Influences Social Behavior
A Florida State University research team has found evidence that oxytocin receptors outside of the brain can be manipulated in animals to change embedded behaviors without having to target the brain.
Michael Alford joins Florida State University as new director of athletics
On Dec. 9, the selection of Michael Alford as the Florida State University’s next Vice President and Director of Athletics was announced by President Richard McCullough to the FSU community.
Florida State receives 2021 degree completion award
Florida State University was honored by the Association of Public and Land-grant Universities (APLU) with an award that recognizes the university’s viable efforts in supporting students’ success rates.
How She Created Latina N Vegan: Aileen Ayala
Interested in learning more about vegan culture? No need to look further, this Latina food blogger and activist tells us all about her #VeganAF life! Miami native Aileen Ayala is the creator of Latina N Vegan and gives us a glimpse into what inspired her to start this health journey.
Meet the Women of Super Bowl LV
This year, Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes won’t be the only ones making headlines in Superbowl LV. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have a diverse staff on the sidelines. Lori Locust, an assistant defensive line coach, and Maral Javadifar, an assistant strength and conditioning coach, are trailblazing through the gender wall that is usually prevalent in the NFL.
Joe Biden's $1.9 Trillion Relief Package
On the evening of Jan.14, Joe Biden unveiled a $1.9 trillion emergency relief package in an attempt to help the nation come out of the declining economic disaster that came with the pandemic. He also shared his promise to unite a divided Congress.
Let's Talk About New York City
This Thanksgiving, I traveled from Miami to New York. Traveling during COVID-19 is definitely an experience, so let’s talk about it!I’d like to start off by saying that anyone who knows me, knows that I absolutely love New York. I’m a little obsessed, if you will. That being said, this will definitely be a romanticized recollection of my little weekend getaway.
Mia Diamond Uzzell: FAMU's Favorite Multi-Media Journalist
This week I got to chat with Mia Diamond Uzzell, a Sophomore at Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University. We talked about all things journalism and dove into her passion for it.
USPS Delays May Be Affecting the 2020 Elections
The USPS has been experiencing delays for quite some time now. This is especially significant right now because it could affect the 2020 presidential election. With the election closely approaching, it’s important to understand your options when it comes to mailing in your ballots.
An Inside Look at the Life of Nikki Sapp-Spoelstra
I recently had the pleasure of getting to chat with the absolute #GirlBoss that is Nikki Sapp-Spoelstra! I met Nikki in the 7th grade when she was both my English teacher and dance coach. Her life has changed a bit since then, and I decided to see what was new.
Breonna Taylor's Civil Suit Settlement for $12 Million by Louisville Police
Breonna Taylor was an African American medical worker in Louisville, Kentucky. On March 13, 2020, she was fatally shot and killed by Louisville police. Louisville Metro Police officers forced themselves into her home with a signed no-knock search warrant concerning a narcotics investigation happening miles away.
Everything You Need for the Transition To Virtual University Life
Since the Coronavirus started, most of our lives as we know it have changed drastically. Everything we now do revolves around face masks, hand sanitizer and social distancing. And if dealing with a global pandemic isn’t enough, students have to keep up with their studies as well.
Is the NCAA Allowing College Athletes to Get Paid?
The National Collegiate Athletic Association allowing their athletes to be paid, or not, has been a trending topic for everyone who keeps up with college sports. In most recent news, rules have appeared to shift.
My Go-To Curly Hair Products
Curly hair is a full-time job, and anyone who has it definitely understands that. It takes time to learn what methods and products work best for your hair.
Uproar Caused by Stimulus Payment
Due to the current state of the country, millions of Americans are receiving Economic Impact Payments, authorized by the Coronavirus aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act).
My Quarantine Food Obsessions
This quarantine has everyone on edge, and with good reason. As we all know, there’s not much else to do besides stay at home. And because of that, I can’t seem to leave the kitchen.
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