In 2025, Florida A&M University continued to define what excellence looks like in real time. From alumni greats whose impact reaches far beyond the campus, to leadership with vision and purpose, to students creating moments of joy, connection, and culture, this year captured the full spirit of FAMU. It is a reflection of legacy in motion and Rattlers being great in every space they enter. Let’s get ready to Strike, Strike and Strike Excellence Again in 2026! Full video is out now at FAMUTUBE1887

Take a walk with us down memory lane across the beautiful campus of Florida A&M University…. #ThenvsNow What building should we highlight next for part 2? 🎥: @christiandidthat #FAMUCampus #Landmarks #Tallahassee #MemoryLaneMonday #FAMU | Florida A&M University

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Are you subscribed to FAMUTUBE1887 on YouTube yet? 📺 Stay up to date with the great things happening everyday at Florida A&M University. #FAMU has launched the Digital Rattler Initiative (DRI) in collaboration with Apple to support student success. This spring, 800 first-year students will receive iPads and access to digital apps that focus on developing three 21st Century Skills—learning, literacy, and life. Read more here: https://www.famunews.com/2024/02/famu-collaborates-with-apple-to-launc

Florida History Repost: Port Orange Florida has a ghost town community named Freemanville that has a ton of History but most of it has been erased… except for a church. #portorange #volusiacounty #freemanvillefl #florida #history #sawmill #FREEDMEN #civilwar #blackhistory | The Hughley’s

Today, “At the Vanguard: Making and Saving History at HBCUs,” opens inside Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture’s Bank of America Special Exhibitions Gallery. This traveling exhibition draws from 5 partner institutions, highlighting their deep collections and roles in cultivating future artists, museum professionals and scholars. This is the first exhibition of its kind highlighting the cultural, artistic, and educational contributions of HBCUs from the 19th cent