Students learn Afrobeats dance style
Abby McHenry
The Multicultural Student Council hosted an “Afrobeats Dance Class” at Badcock Garden on Feb. 15 open to all Florida Southern students.
The dance class...
FSC Safety to launch mobile app
Jillian Kurtz
Florida Southern’s Department of Campus Safety and Security will be launching a personal safety mobile application for students within the next few weeks.
The...
Snake Pit reopens as esports gaming arena
Jameson Champion
On Jan. 30, the Snake Pit reopened as an esports gaming arena, following its remodel.
Last week marks the first time the Snake Pit...
Rock wall opens at Wellness Center
Salvatore Ambrosino
A “state-of-the-art” rock wall opened at Florida Southern’s Nina B. Hollis Wellness Center (HWC) as a pandemic-proof addition to student-wellness.
The kickoff event on...
Students returning to remote after Thanksgiving break
Isabelle Hancock and Grayson Skweres
Starting Nov. 30, the Florida Southern College community will solely operate in a remote fashion until the start of the...
Eta weakens back to tropical storm as maximum sustained winds decrease
Jillian Kurtz
Updated Nov. 11 at 1 p.m.
In the National Hurricane Center's intermediate advisory at 1 p.m., Eta's maximum sustained winds decreased, categorizing the storm...
Virtual Town Hall highlights COVID-19 on campus
Sophia Gonzalez
Student concerns over on-campus adjustments and safety precautions in response to COVID-19 were the focal-points of FSC’s first virtual Town Hall on Nov....
Candidates battled for Florida votes last minute
Salvatore Ambrosino and John Christovich
Dueling rallies were held over a 12-hour timeline around Tampa Bay on Oct. 29 as President Donald Trump and political...
Biden leading in swing states, nears 270 electoral votes
Sophia Gonzalez
Georgia, Pennsylvania and Nevada are the states to watch for as the U.S. braces itself for the election results.
Polls across the board predicted...
Lake Crago Rec Center open to public
Salvatore Ambrosino
The Lake Crago Outdoor Recreation Complex opened on Sept. 28, housing classrooms, rental venues, an educational amphitheater and Lakeland’s first public kayaking and...
