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Frank Lloyd Wright and the College of Tomorrow

Lillie Schwier The Southern Editor Images by Lillie Schwier and Alyssa Still Frank Lloyd Wright, widely regarded as America’s most famous and greatest architect of the 20th...

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.

Running a business in Lakeland is not a guranteed success

In 2024, the news organization Axios reported that Lakeland, Florida, is the country’s fastest-growing metro area.

Loss of federal funding for CPB leaves opening for educational content

In May of this year, President Donald Trump signed an executive order to cease federal funding to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. In June, the House approved a rescission package to reclaim $1.1 million of federal funding that CPB received this year. Both the Public Broadcasting Service and the National Public Radio will be losing funding at the end of the fiscal year, as they are both funded by CPB. 

The rise of Luigi Mangione: From murder suspect to viral sensation

On Jan. 6, Hulu released “TMZ Investigates: Luigi Mangione: The Mind of a Killer,” after Mangione was charged with the murder of United Healthcare CEO, Brian Thompson. This is the second episode released by Hulu since Thompson’s passing in Manhattan, New York on Dec. 4, 2024. 

FSC’s Kyla Brunk breaks barriers in pageantry and advocacy

Kyla Brunk, a junior from Vero Beach, Florida, recently competed in the National American Miss Florida State Pageant in Orlando. After a pageant she signed up for in high school was canceled, she was anonymously recommended to compete in a National American Miss state pageant. 

Formal recruitment changes

Reems Landreth Fall 2018 recruitment marks the first time in recent history that sorority recruitment will be held off campus at the RP Funding Center. Sorority...

Breaking Bread Cafe: a vision to feed the hungry

Mariah Nichols, Staff Writer   When we hear or think about people going hungry we usually think of underprivileged countries, but what happens when this problem...

Seniors express creativity in Art Gallery Show

The senior art majors prepared their paintings for an entire year to be shown to the public. The day before the show, the artists measured...

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Mocs tennis eyeing SSC Championship run

Reagan RicardoStaff Writer The Tennis team at Florida Southern has been on a roll since the season began in early March.  The Men’s and Women’s...
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Game of the year: Mocs defeat Lions in double overtime thriller

Asher GibbonsSports Editor The history books have some rewriting to be done. Women’s lacrosse brought down program and career records on March 25 in the...
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Freshman bull rider shares rollercoaster journey

He nearly died... twice. Lost the sport he built his identity around. Then found himself staring down a bull for the first time. From Brazil to Florida, one freshman’s journey into one of the world’s most dangerous sports is fueled by faith, failure and an addiction to eight seconds that changed everything.

The Rise of the Highwaymen

Lillie SchwierSouthern Editor I was probably seven years old when my family first began camping in our 1965 Shasta camper. It was fully restored, complete...

AI tools can and should be used constructively

Melanie DePriesterStaff Writer AI feels like a topic that you just can’t escape from. It’s something that has already affected a bunch of job markets...