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From popularity to profit: A social media case study
Internet trends are becoming integral parts of our culture. While quoting memes with friends from Vine or Tik Tok is nothing new, trends have started to materialize themselves for profit and this is usually found among the younger generation.
Men’s ice hockey kicks-off season against ERAU
The Florida Southern College Men’s Ice Hockey team kicked off their season against Embry-Riddle on Sept. 20 and Sept. 21...
Uproar over state park initiative could have been a misunderstanding
A few weeks ago, I had the pleasure of traveling up to Gainesville to visit a close friend of mine and past Editor-in-Chief, Emma Poole. We went on a pretty ambitious five mile expedition in search of the illustrious wild bison that live in the Paynes Prairie State Park, the last wild herd in the state of Florida. We were observed by a deer hiding in the shade under some wild oak trees, and were constantly bombarded by swarms of flies, grasshoppers and mysterious buzzing sounds. Our shoes got soaked in mud, and sweat glistened on our faces. Although we did not get the opportunity to see any wild bison or horses, I am still so thankful for being able to explore a Florida State Park.
Safety hopes Dell lot improvements ease parking
The Florida Southern College Department of Safety has been implementing a variety of changes internally and externally throughout this past summer including new infrastructures and personal training for the staff.
What happened this summer in American politics?
In light of recent years, the American people are no strangers to unprecedented times. From the COVID-19 pandemic, to Black Lives Matter protests, American citizens have experienced unique phenomena.
Political scientists have been documenting high tensions leading up to a presidential election for decades, but this year in particular, interest in elections is at an all time high.
FSC welcomes 18th President Dr. Jeremy P. Martin
Dr. Jeremy P. Martin, hailing from the heights of educational experience at William & Mary, was officially appointed to his position as president at Florida Southern College on Aug 1. Following the 20-year tenure of Dr. Anne Kerr, Dr. Martin shares his mission, philosophy and appreciation around the college.
“Hillternships”: What internships look like in Washington, D.C.
Today, internships are becoming more valuable than other items on a resume. With the need to receive the best internship, students are traveling across the nation for their experience. One of the most popular places for these experiences are on Capitol Hill.
Andrew’s Coffee: On the road to brewing success
Lakeland’s alternative drive-through coffee shop has recently undergone some monumental changes.
Ska legends make it One Step Beyond 1989 (Taylor’s Version)
If you were to look back at 1976 and focus in on a little town in north London called Camden, a group of British troublemakers started a band.
Student organizations lead convocation
For the first time in FSC history, Convocation was student-led with campus organizations sharing announcements regarding student life and events.
Recent Articles
The Hallmark debate: Comforting classics or corny cliches?
Few genres spark as much debate as “Hallmark” movies. Some viewers eagerly await the time for movies with small-town charm and holiday cheer, while others can’t stomach another minute of predictable romances. To explore the great “Hallmark” divide, two perspectives are put in place: the individual who adores these films and the other who dreads them.
Is Oasis Crafting Chaos? The potential flaws of the AI-based video game
Released on Oct. 31, Oasis is an AI-generated game from Decart credited as being “the first real-time AI world model.” Based on user input, the game generates its environment as users play it, similar to Minecraft but powered entirely by AI. While it’s an impressive technological feat, some users' experiences have been less than spectacular, revealing potential limitations and significant challenges.
Florida’s Book Ban and Its Ripple Effect on Public Education
Amidst controversial times, the banning of over 700 books in Florida is one of the most important topics when it comes to the future of education in the state. While it is important for there to be some limits as to what kind of content children should have access to, it is a very questionable decision made by the Florida Department of Education to outright ban pieces of literature that have been a stepping stone in the progression of writing in our country.
When is it ‘too early’ to start celebrating Christmas?
There are two types of people in the world: the ones who put their Christmas tree up before Thanksgiving, and the ones who put it up after. Of course, there is also a third type who is way too excited about the holiday and has their tree up and Mariah Carey playing by the middle of October. Is there a happy medium?
A college trio’s journey through the Lakeland music scene
Seniors Johnny Horwood, Chris Horwood and Hannah Noll have taken their original music to the stage at local Lakeland venues.
The Horwood twins first started working with Noll when J. Horwood was asked by his producer’s brother to find an opener for his band. She was the first person that came to mind.