FSU Voice

The Jefferson Administration

Student Government has new face

by Ashley Smith in News

"The Miss Education"

Miss Fayetteville State University

by L'Asia Brown in Features

On a crispy Saturday night, April 19, 2008, Fayetteville State University hosted its 17th annual Miss FSU pageant. The much-anticipated event, made possible by the hard work and drive of a dedicated staff…drew students, alumni, faculty, family supporters, and other attendees excited to witness the placement of our new 2008-2009 Miss FSU.

It's Never To Late

To pick yourself up

by L'Asia Brown in Features

As the school year comes to a close, it is a great time to review your progress, assess your strengths and weaknesses, set goals, and construct action plans to ensure those goals are met. We all possess differing fortes, preferences, and habits, but it is possible to achieve greatness regardless of your chosen educational pathway.

I Tip My Hat

by L'Asia Brown in Features

Everyday, millions of children attend some institution of learning. They learn to read, write, spell, add, subtract, and various other miniscule skills that we began taking for granted a long time ago. Children gain confidence, esteem, and memento as they broaden their horizons and discover their environments.

BALLERS BEWARE

New court brings students together for pick-up games.

by Ashley Smith in News

They are the masters of their game, referring to themselves as "FSU's Finest." Their castle is the court, and their weapon is the ability to play ball and talk the occasional smack. Who are they? They are the 30+ students that can be seen playing on or hanging out around the new basketball court between Hackley, Vance, Williams, and Bronco halls.

New Diva on the Hip Hop Scene

Sista Concious sensation

by L'Asia Brown in Features

When it comes to telling it like it is and representing true Hip Hop to the fullest, you can't get more real than Sistah Conscious. With racial unrest, the stock market crashing, gas prices skyrocketing, and all of the troubles in America and the world, time is ripe for her new single Better Day.

Need a place to eat for Breakfast or lunch???

Try Langley's

by Ashley Smith in Features

It's Hop'n Home Cook'n is one of the newest places to eat in town. If you have time between classes, stop on over for one of their many breakfast selections. We're sure that you can find something you like. Like their always-filling Hearty Breakfast, which is 3 eggs, 3 hickory smoked bacon strips or sizzling Jimmy Dean sausage patties, 3 Golden Brown Pancakes and your choice of Breakfast Potatoes or Wholesome Grits.

Hungry for Dinner, or just a great coffee shop?

Eat at Marzu Cafe. It's a great place for college students.

by Ashley Smith in Features

Marzu Café combines the classic feel of a coffee and sandwich shop with the exotic flavors of a Latin restaurant. Just down the road from Fayetteville State next to Methodist University, Marzu Café is the ultimate place to study quietly while having a Mocha Latte and Cheesecake, or you can go out with friends for a flavorful dinner.