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Scooby Doo’s Velma comes out as lesbian. It’s about time.

"There is one aspect of the film that audiences will not stop talking about," Nathalie Moreno writes in her opinion. "The ‘coming out’ of original cast member Velma Dinkley as LGBTQ. And frankly, it’s about time.

HLSC grieves impact of Hurricane Fiona on Puerto Rico

For 11 days, from Sept. 13 to Sept. 24, Hurricane Fiona aggressively hit Puerto Rico and worsened the massive destruction caused by Hurricane Maria.

Gilman scholarship “changed my life,” FSC alum states

When I first began my academic career at Florida Southern College, it is safe to say I was overwhelmed by all the opportunities and chances to get involved both on and off campus. I wanted to make a name for myself and take advantage of all the opportunities I had available out of nowhere. With the high expectations I had set for myself, it was a good thing that I heard about the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship before it was too late for me to apply. The Gilman scholarship turned out to be the perfect fit for me. However, I didn’t apply for the program until my senior year of college.

How Simmons Center’s namesake emulates a safe space for everyone

When Dr. Anne Kerr, president of Florida Southern College, asked Evett L. Simmons if the college could name a building after her, she jumped at the chance. It would be the first building on campus to be named after a person of color. And so the Evett L. Simmons Center came to be.

Opinion | First POC Southern Takeover headliner combats educational racism

After the announcement of 3OH!3 and Sage the Gemini being the headlining acts this year at Southern Takeover, students everywhere were beyond hyped, and for good reason.

Buckner Theatre performers cast ‘In the Heights’ of Tampa

Buckner Theatre performers Ariana Perera, ‘23, and Isabella Falber, ‘23, took their Broadway aspirations to the next level this summer after landing major roles in the popular Broadway show In The Heights.

First black woman SCJ confirmed by US Senate

Nathalie MorenoSouthern Editor Back in February, President Biden officially named Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson as his Supreme Court nominee. Among the candidates were two other...

FSC adds fall break back into calendar for 2021

Nathalie Moreno  Florida Southern College’s administration reinstated fall break for the upcoming semester due to student mental health concerns. Because of concerns regarding the coronavirus pandemic,...

SGA makes ‘day off’ annual tradition

Nathalie Moreno  Florida Southern College gave students a day off on March 10 in place of this semester’s cancellation of spring break due to COVID-19...

FSC students gain traction on TikTok

Nathalie Moreno Florida Southern College students have gone viral on TikTok, reaching tens or hundreds of thousands likes and views. Going viral is a lot easier...

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Mocs swim several top times, earn one national championship

The Mocs competed at the NCAA Division II Men's and Women's Swimming and Diving Championships March 12-16 in Geneva, Ohio at SPIRE Institute Aquatics Center to complete the competition season.

Greek life at University of Maryland undergoes hazing conflicts

As a student who attends a school that prides itself on its anti-hazing legislation, it was shocking to hear that organizations my peers from home belong to were getting in trouble for it.

“Witness For the Prosecution” set to premiere at Buckner Theater

The classic play, “Witness For the Prosecution” by Agatha Christie will run on April 5 through April 14 at Buckner Theater. Directed by Paul Bawek, the play will be shown on Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m., and Sunday’s matinee at 2:30 p.m. on both weekends. 

Florida Southern alum crowned Miss Lakeland

Megan Price, a 2019 graduate of Florida Southern College, was crowned Miss Lakeland on March 9 at the Polk Theatre in Lakeland, Florida. The LaBelle native, who earned a Bachelor of Science in Multimedia Journalism, now resides in Fort Myers.   

Education professor provides insight as an international teacher

After teaching every grade level throughout the last 51 years in various schools – Costa Rica and throughout Florida – education professor Dr. Bernardo Blanco says he is “building his legacy” at FSC and plans to continue, for the foreseeable future, his passion for teaching.