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      Snacks, scripture and sisterhood: Inside Delight Ministries at FSC

      November 21, 2025
      Delight Ministries is part of a national women’s Bible study network, and the chapter at Florida Southern has grown its own family. Weekly gatherings blend devotionals with vulnerable conversations and the group regularly hosts worship nights and service projects.

      Kimmel suspension sparks conversation

      November 21, 2025
      The suspension of Jimmy Kimmel has left television hosts on edge, igniting a national debate over censorship, free speech and the role of media entertainment.  As politicians, networks and viewers clash over censorship and corporate responsibility, the controversy underscores how comedy has become an unexpected battleground in America’s cultural wars.

      FSC’s new senators carry forward SGA’s long history

      November 21, 2025
      Florida Southern’s Student Government Association (SGA) has welcomed a new class of senators and they are already getting to work. These senators are not only preparing for the year ahead, but also working to continue the history of SGA at FSC.

      FSC Safety outlines emergency response protocol

      November 21, 2025
      A good TV show not only connects with audiences but also transports them into its world. Viewers become fans, who then connect with others to dive into theories, create fan art and build online communities open to anyone who loves the show. But what happens when the lines between fiction and reality blur? With many new and returning summer shows, there has been a rise in cyberbullying targeting casts and crews.

      Lakeland just got sweeter with Dirty Dawg Pop Shop

      September 12, 2025
      Lakeland just got a little more sweeter by adding the Dirty Dawg Pop Shop that just opened on Aug. 1. They are located inside the Lakeland Ice Cream Company. Dirty Soda and Dirty Popcorn are all under the brand Dirty Dawg Pop Shop. The address is located off of 2972 Lakeland Highlands Rd. The name of the shop comes after their dogs’ names which they have special dirty sodas named after.
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      Smashing goals and building bonds in the Snake Pit

      November 21, 2025
      Passions are found in many different outlets at FSC, whether that be exercising at the wellness center, reading books in your dorm or keying in on your future outside of college. For the members of the Florida Southern Smash Bros. club, it’s in the Snake Pit.

      Celebrating culture: Hispanic Heritage Month at FSC

      November 21, 2025
      Every fall, from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, Hispanic Heritage Month serves as a nationwide celebration of culture, history and identity. On college campuses, the celebration carries a powerful meaning, highlighting the importance of diversity, inclusion and cultural pride among students of all backgrounds.

      From FSC student to history professor: Charlie Fanning comes full circle

      November 21, 2025
      Going from working under his mentor to now working alongside him and acting as a mentor to other students, alumnus Charlie Fanning has returned to FSC as a professor in the history department. 

      Snacks, scripture and sisterhood: Inside Delight Ministries at FSC

      November 21, 2025
      Delight Ministries is part of a national women’s Bible study network, and the chapter at Florida Southern has grown its own family. Weekly gatherings blend devotionals with vulnerable conversations and the group regularly hosts worship nights and service projects.

      Bump-y beginning of the season for Coach Crowder

      November 21, 2025
      Coaching Division II sports is a tall task for most, but it becomes even tougher when there’s a newborn child involved. That’s the exact task that Head Volleyball Coach Ashlee Crowder has been assigned.
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      Suspension of ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ sets dangerous precedent

      November 21, 2025
      On Sept. 15, Jimmy Kimmel found himself tangled in controversy after making remarks about the death of political activist Charlie Kirk. This action resulted in  significant public backlash, along with calls to boycott Disney and its associated networks. Consequently, Kimmel’s show was pulled from the air before being reinstated just days later on Sept. 23, accompanied by an apology. This incident raises critical questions about the boundaries of free speech, especially in the realm of broadcast media.

      Overworking in the entertainment industry results in low quality content

      November 21, 2025
      It feels like as more and more new pieces of entertainment are released, their quality just gets worse and worse. While in some cases this is due to the project itself not meshing well with audiences, the source of the other cases is oftentimes due to overworking. As social media has diverted our attention away from traditional media outlets, like film and video games, the titans of those industries have responded to the changing times by adopting an assembly line approach, when it comes to producing content. 

      Local businesses are being swallowed up by chain restaurants

      November 21, 2025
      Chain restaurants have always been a part of Florida’s dining scene, but lately, it feels like we’re living through a new wave. Whataburger, Swig, 7 Brew, Dutch Bros, the list keeps growing as more national names plant themselves on Florida ground. For some, this is exciting. For others, it feels like a takeover.

      Trump’s Tylenol claim may have harmful repercussions

      November 21, 2025
      A simple sentence from the president can ripple through the country and feed dangerous rumors that change lives. In a press conference held on Sept. 22, President Donald Trump announced that acetaminophen, commonly known as Tylenol, causes autism. While factually untrue, this declaration spreads dangerous misinformation, undermines science and disrespects the experiences of those on the spectrum.

      Dark side of fandom: actors bullied for characters they play

      November 21, 2025
      A good TV show not only connects with audiences but also transports them into its world. Viewers become fans, who then connect with others to dive into theories, create fan art and build online communities open to anyone who loves the show. But what happens when the lines between fiction and reality blur? With many new and returning summer shows, there has been a rise in cyberbullying targeting casts and crews.
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      Oct. 10, 2015: Spansk twins put away Lynn University 

      November 21, 2025
      On this day in FSC history, the Men's soccer squad defeated Lynn University by a score of 1-0. 

      Bump-y beginning of the season for Coach Crowder

      November 21, 2025
      Coaching Division II sports is a tall task for most, but it becomes even tougher when there’s a newborn child involved. That’s the exact task that Head Volleyball Coach Ashlee Crowder has been assigned.

      Cultures unite among men’s tennis

      November 21, 2025
      While FSC contains a diverse group of cultures on campus, the men’s tennis team is a true melting pot in every sense of the phrase. Out of the 20 players, 13 hail from foreign countries, which creates a unique experience compared to other sports. 

      New head coach, same high expectations for swim

      November 21, 2025
      FSC men’s and women’s swim teams are under new leadership for the first time in over seven years. Head coach Steven Bostick became the sixth head coach of both teams in program history this June, filling the role Andy Robbins left in the wake of his retirement. 

      YouTube documentary made about FSC basketball star

      September 12, 2025
      Expectations have always surrounded senior Donovan Smith, but he’s learned to harness the attention and turn it into success. Over the summer, a documentary directed by Leo Kloos titled "West$ide" was created about Smith’s basketball journey. 
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      Seeking justice in Lakeland: The power of storytelling

      November 21, 2025

      Dark side of fandom: actors bullied for characters they play

      November 21, 2025
      A good TV show not only connects with audiences but also transports them into its world. Viewers become fans, who then connect with others to dive into theories, create fan art and build online communities open to anyone who loves the show. But what happens when the lines between fiction and reality blur? With many new and returning summer shows, there has been a rise in cyberbullying targeting casts and crews.

      From animation to billboard: the rise of ‘KPop Demon Hunters’

      September 12, 2025

      Exploiting emotion: the price of reality TV romance

      September 12, 2025
      Have reality TV dating shows gone too far? I am sure we have all seen at least one reality TV dating show. From “The Bachelor” to “Love Island,” ‘Perfect Match,” etc. These types of shows tend to have high audience ratings. The question is why? Gen-Z loves these types of shows because they keep them on their toes and it allows them to be actively engaged in how the show will end.

      New faces and timeless tales: FSC theatre prepares for an exciting season

      September 12, 2025
      After the outstanding reviews that came out of  last season’s theatre productions, the Florida Southern community can’t wait to see what the talented performers of our Theatre and Dance department have in store for us. In the next couple of months, audiences will be able to enjoy some familiar and classic productions for the start of the new semester. 
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      Snacks, scripture and sisterhood: Inside Delight Ministries at FSC

      Delight Ministries is part of a national women’s Bible study network, and the chapter at Florida Southern has grown its own family. Weekly gatherings blend devotionals with vulnerable conversations and the group regularly hosts worship nights and service projects.

      Kimmel suspension sparks conversation

      The suspension of Jimmy Kimmel has left television hosts on edge, igniting a national debate over censorship, free speech and the role of media entertainment.  As politicians, networks and viewers clash over censorship and corporate responsibility, the controversy underscores how comedy has become an unexpected battleground in America’s cultural wars.

      FSC’s new senators carry forward SGA’s long history

      Florida Southern’s Student Government Association (SGA) has welcomed a new class of senators and they are already getting to work. These senators are not only preparing for the year ahead, but also working to continue the history of SGA at FSC.

      FSC Safety outlines emergency response protocol

      A good TV show not only connects with audiences but also transports them into its world. Viewers become fans, who then connect with others to dive into theories, create fan art and build online communities open to anyone who loves the show. But what happens when the lines between fiction and reality blur? With many new and returning summer shows, there has been a rise in cyberbullying targeting casts and crews.

      Lakeland just got sweeter with Dirty Dawg Pop Shop

      Lakeland just got a little more sweeter by adding the Dirty Dawg Pop Shop that just opened on Aug. 1. They are located inside the Lakeland Ice Cream Company. Dirty Soda and Dirty Popcorn are all under the brand Dirty Dawg Pop Shop. The address is located off of 2972 Lakeland Highlands Rd. The name of the shop comes after their dogs’ names which they have special dirty sodas named after.
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      Smashing goals and building bonds in the Snake Pit

      Passions are found in many different outlets at FSC, whether that be exercising at the wellness center, reading books in your dorm or keying in on your future outside of college. For the members of the Florida Southern Smash Bros. club, it’s in the Snake Pit.

      Celebrating culture: Hispanic Heritage Month at FSC

      Every fall, from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, Hispanic Heritage Month serves as a nationwide celebration of culture, history and identity. On college campuses, the celebration carries a powerful meaning, highlighting the importance of diversity, inclusion and cultural pride among students of all backgrounds.

      From FSC student to history professor: Charlie Fanning comes full circle

      Going from working under his mentor to now working alongside him and acting as a mentor to other students, alumnus Charlie Fanning has returned to FSC as a professor in the history department. 

      Snacks, scripture and sisterhood: Inside Delight Ministries at FSC

      Delight Ministries is part of a national women’s Bible study network, and the chapter at Florida Southern has grown its own family. Weekly gatherings blend devotionals with vulnerable conversations and the group regularly hosts worship nights and service projects.

      Bump-y beginning of the season for Coach Crowder

      Coaching Division II sports is a tall task for most, but it becomes even tougher when there’s a newborn child involved. That’s the exact task that Head Volleyball Coach Ashlee Crowder has been assigned.
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      Suspension of ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ sets dangerous precedent

      On Sept. 15, Jimmy Kimmel found himself tangled in controversy after making remarks about the death of political activist Charlie Kirk. This action resulted in  significant public backlash, along with calls to boycott Disney and its associated networks. Consequently, Kimmel’s show was pulled from the air before being reinstated just days later on Sept. 23, accompanied by an apology. This incident raises critical questions about the boundaries of free speech, especially in the realm of broadcast media.

      Overworking in the entertainment industry results in low quality content

      It feels like as more and more new pieces of entertainment are released, their quality just gets worse and worse. While in some cases this is due to the project itself not meshing well with audiences, the source of the other cases is oftentimes due to overworking. As social media has diverted our attention away from traditional media outlets, like film and video games, the titans of those industries have responded to the changing times by adopting an assembly line approach, when it comes to producing content. 

      Local businesses are being swallowed up by chain restaurants

      Chain restaurants have always been a part of Florida’s dining scene, but lately, it feels like we’re living through a new wave. Whataburger, Swig, 7 Brew, Dutch Bros, the list keeps growing as more national names plant themselves on Florida ground. For some, this is exciting. For others, it feels like a takeover.

      Trump’s Tylenol claim may have harmful repercussions

      A simple sentence from the president can ripple through the country and feed dangerous rumors that change lives. In a press conference held on Sept. 22, President Donald Trump announced that acetaminophen, commonly known as Tylenol, causes autism. While factually untrue, this declaration spreads dangerous misinformation, undermines science and disrespects the experiences of those on the spectrum.

      Dark side of fandom: actors bullied for characters they play

      A good TV show not only connects with audiences but also transports them into its world. Viewers become fans, who then connect with others to dive into theories, create fan art and build online communities open to anyone who loves the show. But what happens when the lines between fiction and reality blur? With many new and returning summer shows, there has been a rise in cyberbullying targeting casts and crews.
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      Oct. 10, 2015: Spansk twins put away Lynn University 

      On this day in FSC history, the Men's soccer squad defeated Lynn University by a score of 1-0. 

      Bump-y beginning of the season for Coach Crowder

      Coaching Division II sports is a tall task for most, but it becomes even tougher when there’s a newborn child involved. That’s the exact task that Head Volleyball Coach Ashlee Crowder has been assigned.

      Cultures unite among men’s tennis

      While FSC contains a diverse group of cultures on campus, the men’s tennis team is a true melting pot in every sense of the phrase. Out of the 20 players, 13 hail from foreign countries, which creates a unique experience compared to other sports. 

      New head coach, same high expectations for swim

      FSC men’s and women’s swim teams are under new leadership for the first time in over seven years. Head coach Steven Bostick became the sixth head coach of both teams in program history this June, filling the role Andy Robbins left in the wake of his retirement. 

      YouTube documentary made about FSC basketball star

      Expectations have always surrounded senior Donovan Smith, but he’s learned to harness the attention and turn it into success. Over the summer, a documentary directed by Leo Kloos titled "West$ide" was created about Smith’s basketball journey. 
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      Seeking justice in Lakeland: The power of storytelling

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      New faces and timeless tales: FSC theatre prepares for an exciting season

      After the outstanding reviews that came out of  last season’s theatre productions, the Florida Southern community can’t wait to see what the talented performers of our Theatre and Dance department have in store for us. In the next couple of months, audiences will be able to enjoy some familiar and classic productions for the start of the new semester. 
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