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Four FAMU Students Awarded Scholarships From The Links.

FAMU Alum Promoted to Rear Admiral, Assistant U.S.

FAMU student Tiana Smith Receives the VTNE Celebrating Diversity Award.

Two FAMU Students Named 2021 White House HBCU Scholars.

FAMU Alumna Named Founding Director New Center for Media At Northeastern University.

FAMU Students Move-In Ahead of Fall Classes.

FAMU Names Mira Lowe Dean of the School of Journalism & Graphic Communication.

FAMU Relocating COVID-19 Testing Site From Bragg As Football Season Approaches.

FAMU alumna Rana Cash named Charlotte Observer Top Editor.

FAMU President Robinson Seeks to Reassure Students Whose Families Are Affected by Hurricane Ida and Haiti Earthquake, Townhall Planned.

FAMU Partners with Apple and Tennessee State University to Become a Community Center for Coding and Creativity.

FAMU COVID-19 Testing Site Returns To Bragg Memorial Stadium Until Further Notice.

Inclement Weather Alert: Tropical Storm Mindy Approaches Big Bend Area.

FAMU Gearing Up For Orange Blossom Classic in Miami Gardens.

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