Maryn Quinton

Housing and campus life could be at stake

An in-depth news report examining how potential changes to Leon County’s charter could shift authority over housing, zoning, and development and directly impact Florida A&M University students and South Side residents. The article highlights perspectives from commissioners, housing professionals, and students navigating Tallahassee’s rental market.
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Rattlers raid the Hornets

Game coverage of Florida A&M’s 23–10 victory over Alabama State at Ken Riley Field, detailing key scoring drives, defensive momentum shifts, and pivotal fourth-quarter plays. The article highlights quarterback Jeremy Moussa’s passing performance, critical field goals by Cameron Gillis, and a decisive pick-six that sealed the Rattlers’ third win of the season.
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Rattlers crush the Argonauts in their first game on Ken Riley Field

Game coverage highlighting Florida A&M’s 31–10 victory over West Florida in its first game played on Ken Riley Field at Bragg Memorial Stadium. The story captures key scoring moments, momentum shifts, and the historical significance of honoring Ken Riley while extending the Rattlers’ 16-game home winning streak.
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Sold-out ‘Ode to Mariah’ marks Black History Month at FAMU

A feature story covering the sold-out production of Ode to Mariah, a historical drama set in 1898 that follows a young Black woman pursuing education against racial and societal barriers. The piece captures the emotional weight of the performance through cast and director interviews, highlighting themes of resilience, generational responsibility, and the enduring relevance of Black women’s narratives.
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Is going to Miami for Spring Break still the move?

Miami Beach has long been a top spring break destination, but recent violence and stricter rules like curfews and increased policing have reduced crowds and changed its party reputation. As a result, students are starting to choose other Florida cities like Orlando and Tampa, showing that spring break is shifting rather than disappearing.
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Act Accordingly

This piece is about detachment in all forms : not just people, but anything that no longer feels right. It breaks down the idea that detachment means not caring, and instead shows what it really looks like to feel everything and still choose yourself. It’s honest, a little blunt, and meant to be that moment where you stop avoiding what you already know.
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