When Professor Moses T Alexander Greene took over the Public Relations Problem Solving class, he decided to make the course live up to its name. Students who are enrolled in the class have been working as a real PR Firm, handling real-life cases. Students are working with the Annual African-American […]
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Turning Lemons into Lemonade
Over this past weekend, Beyonce Knowles Carter dropped her latest and most anticipated album “Lemonade”. On April 23, HBO released the album during a special titled after the album. With the visuals and deep lyrics you couldn’t help but be attentive the whole time. Beyonce wrote and produced the entire […]
Reshae Green is Miss St. Augustine’s University 2016-2017
On April 14, 2016 Seby Jones Auditorium was packed to capacity. A buzz generated from the crowd as they talked, with delight and laughter, about who would be the next Miss Saint Augustine’s University. The Miss SAU Pageant continues to be one of the most anticipated and well-attended events on […]
A bright spot in many students’ day
By Amber Hagin On a recent day in the cafeteria at St. Augustine’s University, some thought the beef stew had a peculiar green tint to it and that the presentation was, overall, unpleasant. But there were no complaints about Blair Gray, a senior majoring in elementary education. She could be […]
New housing plans for the 2016-2017 School Year
Saint Augustine’s University is planning a number of changes in housing in the 2016-2017 school year, starting this summer. School officials in a recent meeting announced that they are shutting down the Falk Crest apartments, the dorms that currently are for upperclassmen who have maintained a good GPA. The closures […]
Dr. Ward is a convention delegate
With the presidential campaign in full swing and with Saint Augustine’s University President Everett B. Ward being a well-known political junkie (he was a former high-ranking official of the Democratic National Committee), the Falcon Forum decided to sit down with Dr. Ward and discuss his political views and influences and […]
Campus food options expand
Both of the new food options on campus are finally open. The renovated Grill reopened at noon on Monday, April 4, after more than five months of renovation. “I love the remodeling,” said Chris Acevedo, a senior theater major. “I love the way they made it look. We’ve been waiting […]
Twenty EC students opt to stay on campus
The Early College Program at Saint Augustine’s University will reach a milestone when the first high school seniors graduate in May. While there is no formal evaluation of the program, administrators, faculty and students interviewed by The Falcon Forum say it has been a success. Twenty students will remain on […]
SAU family has a real-life Akeelah
Many of us have seen “Akeelah and the Bee,” the movie about an African-American girl from Los Angeles who participates in the Scripps National Spelling Bee. How many know that Saint Augustine’s University has its own version of that movie? We can call it, “Bettie and the Bee.” Bettie Closs […]
Field trip that can’t be beat: Class heads for Europe
Students at Saint Augustine’s University often study about faraway places. But in one course this spring, students will actually go far away. HON 220, a course taught by Assistant Professor Moses T. Alexander Greene, ends with a trip to London and Paris. There are six students enrolled in the three-credit […]