“It was really fun to see people express themselves and transform Tutu’s into a different kind of place,” junior Sierra Robertson said. 

At the beginning of the semester, students took note of Sophie's absence. Assistant Counseling Center Director David Aranda assures everyone that she isn’t going anywhere.

Never having played lacrosse herself, claiming that she could never run that far, Loh decided to get involved with lacrosse’s governing body after her eldest son earned a spot on the Peruvian national team. The team would compete in the 2018 World Lacrosse Championship in Israel.

The Simmons Multicultural Center is home to diversity and inclusion on campus. Wishing to promote these values, the center hosts an annual Welcome Back Barbecue for students and faculty every September. Features editor Caroline Bryant talks to Assistant Director Kanesha Hicks about the organization and its upcoming event.

In Ternopil, a city west of Kyiv, Andy Roman, ‘21, helps refugees into a van that sits 14. 

The epidemic outbreak of this Fall semester undoubtedly represents that COVID-19 is far from over, Shoulin Luo writes.

Andrew Tate has become a well-known and controversial figure online, specifically on TikTok for his brash statements that are intensely misogynistic and violent, Emma Matzen writes in her opinion.

The Supreme Court is defined as the sole interpreter of the law, with a promise of promoting equal justice and acts as the guardian of the Constitution. This seems to be a lost notion on the current justices that hold the seats in this Court.

Florida Southern College held its second annual Frank Lloyd Wright Mental Health Day (FLW Day) on April 8, which included food, games and mental health programming throughout the day.

With an attitude and talent like Langford’s, it’s hard to go wrong.

The Florida Southern Men’s soccer team defeated Atlantis University and tied number 6 Florida Tech after falling to Lynn University on September 17. 

The Florida Southern College women’s golf team finished in second place at the Seminole State Warmup at Mayfield Country Club in Sanford, Fla on Sept. 4, 2022. Loren Perez led the team to second when she finished second overall individually with a score of 75 in round one and 75 again in round two.

The team went 2-2 overall in the tournament, which took place in Fairbanks, Alaska.

Doug Gordin led the Mocs to six national championships and seven SSC championships during his time as coach. Photo courtesy of FSC Athletics.

While this play may not be familiar unless you've read it in your high school English class, there is a pretty famous line: “To be or not to be, that is the question.”  

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.

On Friday nights at around 10:30p.m., after the stress of classes and a busy week are over, Florida Southern College students pack the seats of the theater in the Carole and Marcus Weinstein Computer Science building.

Florida Southern College held its second annual Frank Lloyd Wright Mental Health Day (FLW Day) on April 8, which included food, games and mental health programming throughout the day.

The Florida Southern Dance Department held their annual spring performance from March 25-27. This year the title of the performance was “Em/Bodied,” focusing on the conceptualization, embodiment, and expression of various topics and emotions.