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- Athletics Campus Campus Safety Coronavirus Coronavirus
  
  Flu cases rise in Florida, putting college students at risk
  
  February 2, 2026
  
  Kennedy Owens Staff Writer Prior to the holiday season, only six states were classified as “very high” in flu activity according to the FluView interactive...
  
  U.S. captures Venezuelan president, testing foreign relations
  
  February 2, 2026
  
  Wren ComeauStaff Writer On Jan. 3, the world stage took into consideration a new incident orchestrated by the Trump administration, a U.S. military operation to...
  
  Florida Supreme Court rules law schools no longer needing ABA accreditation
  
  February 2, 2026
  
  Lonie KnightStaff Writer The Florida Supreme Court announced on Monday, Jan. 26 that ABA accreditation is not longer required for law schools in order for...
  
  Social, academic demands and stress weigh on students
  
  February 2, 2026
  
  Isabella KostikStaff Writer Academic pressure, extracurricular demands and social expectations are contributing to rising stress levels among college students, with potential consequences for both mental...
  
  A Moccasin midseason check-in with Karl van Gelder
  
  February 2, 2026
  
  RV Florida Southern men’s basketball has 15 wins before the end of January for the third year in a row, but this team isn’t like any other. If you’ve followed men’s basketball at all this year you know of their unorthodox playing style, lack of size and carousel of characters, both on the court and on the bench. However, what makes this team truly special is the lack of a box to put them in for better or worse.
Features
- Alumni Alumnus Faculty Lakeland MSC
  
  Officer Leach builds relationships through daily campus interactions
  
  February 2, 2026
  
  Adria Schimmenti Staff Writer The Office of Safety and Security plays a central role at FSC, with campus safety personnel interacting everyday with students, faculty...
  
  How FSC seniors leave their mark and guide those who follow
  
  December 5, 2025
  
  As we come to the end of this semester, seniors begin to graduate and leave their lasting impressions. Sienna Caldwell is one of the many seniors graduating from FSC, she was involved in sorority, environmental studies and worked at the wellness center as well.
  
  Tasting season in Lakeland with a review of local coffee shop menus
  
  December 5, 2025
  
  Three Lakeland coffee shops — Foxtail Coffee Co., Rogue Coffee and Concord Coffee — are embracing the winter season with warm, comforting drinks and holiday-inspired treats.
  
  Sound-tracking the season as FSC students share their go-to winter picks
  
  December 5, 2025
  
  As we head into the winter season, our routines and our playlists begin to change. The crisp air, shorter days and cozy atmosphere bring a different kind of energy compared to fall.
  
  Sidney Zhao’s mission to support FSC students and be a leader
  
  December 5, 2025
  
  “So my first week here, I had a miserable time,” said student Sidney Zhao on her introduction to Florida Southern College. “I was honestly so sad, it was the Thursday [after classes had started] and I was doing laundry and I was like, ‘I have no friends here.’ I was so lonely.”
Southern View
- Columns Editorial Letter to the Editor Politics Southern View
  
  Hot take: FSC does not have a parking problem
  
  February 2, 2026
  
  Anna BialkowskiEditor-in-Chief I know it’s a crazy take. For the three and a half years that I have been at FSC, parking has always been...
  
  Is NYC mayor-elect Mamdani the best choice for the city?: No, Mamdani isn’t good for New York
  
  December 5, 2025
  
  David BradyStaff Writer From a cursory scroll of NYC Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani’s campaign website, you’re struck with a focus on, what is typically called, bread...
  
  Is NYC mayor-elect Mamdani the best choice for the city?: Mamdani is a refreshing breath of air
  
  December 5, 2025
  
  The New York City mayoral race is officially over, with the voters deciding that the young, enthusiastic Zohran Mamdani can lead their city to a brighter future.
  
  Children’s lives should not be treated like entertainment
  
  December 5, 2025
  
  In the age of endless scrolling and algorithm-driven entertainment, one disturbing trend has quietly rooted itself into mainstream culture: children becoming the backbone of online content.
  
  Social media influencers are not real-world professionals
  
  December 5, 2025
  
  If you’re a well known figure in the on-line space and you don’t have a food product, book or music career you’re trying to sell, then are you really even an influencer?
Sports
- Baseball Basketball Cross Country eSports Golf
  
  A Moccasin midseason check-in with Karl van Gelder
  
  February 2, 2026
  
  RV Florida Southern men’s basketball has 15 wins before the end of January for the third year in a row, but this team isn’t like any other. If you’ve followed men’s basketball at all this year you know of their unorthodox playing style, lack of size and carousel of characters, both on the court and on the bench. However, what makes this team truly special is the lack of a box to put them in for better or worse.
  
  College prospect showcase hosted at historic Henley Field
  
  February 2, 2026
  
  Asher GibbonsThe Southern Editor The historic Henley Field does more than just host Mocs games. On January 18, Lakeland was the host site for Prime...
  
  Rewriting records and exceeding high expectations
  
  December 5, 2025
  
  Good things come in three’s and women’s basketball is tripling down on their identity of tough, quick and team-oriented basketball.
  
  Women’s soccer coach Lucey announces retirement
  
  December 5, 2025
  
  Following the FSC women’s soccer team’s elimination in the second round of the SSC playoffs, head coach Gerry Lucey announced his retirement. He plans to move to Long Island with his family at the end of the year.
  
  More than a game: how intramurals shape student life
  
  December 5, 2025
  
  Intramural sports at Florida Southern College have become more than just a recreational option; They’re a cornerstone of campus life. With nearly 70% of students engaging in activities at the wellness center and about 30% participating directly in intramural (IM) sports, these programs serve as one of FSC’s most impactful student experiences.
Arts & Entertainment
- Art Comedy Comics Movies Music
  
  Dance Program celebrates 10-year milestone
  
  December 5, 2025
  
  This fall, FSC celebrated a milestone: the 10-year anniversary of its dance program and the Fall into Dance show.
  
  Music majors perform for junior and senior recitals
  
  December 5, 2025
  
  Talent has been blooming over the past few weeks with junior recitals here at FSC. These recitals are a way for music students to showcase their talent and hard work to their friends, families and professors while feeling a sense of accomplishment.
  
  From scripts to the stage in Legally Blonde: ‘What, like it’s hard?’
  
  December 5, 2025
  
  What do you get when you mix sorority girls, law school and big musical numbers? “Legally Blonde: The Musical,” closing Sunday, Dec. 7 at FSC’s Buckner Theatre.
  
  Graphic design students bulid community through LAME club
  
  November 7, 2025
  
  At FSC, students are encouraged to explore their passions beyond their major. The campus offers a wide variety of clubs and organizations, each providing something unique for students to get involved in and enjoy.
  
  How TikTok is influencing the music industry
  
  November 7, 2025
  
  Over the years, the core method of promoting music has shifted from live performances to radio play to MTV, and now we have streaming platforms to add to the mix, but most importantly, TikTok, to help promote upcoming or existing songs.
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Is NYC mayor-elect Mamdani the best choice for the city?: No, Mamdani isn’t good...

Opinion December 5, 2025

David BradyStaff Writer From a cursory scroll of NYC Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani’s campaign website, you’re struck with a focus on, what is typically called, bread...

How does FSC fare in the enrollment cliff?

Campus November 7, 2025

Many small colleges and universities face financial stress as the 2025-26 academic year marks the final year before a demographic decline hits enrollment numbers.

Trump meets with U.N. and navigates foreign policy strains

Politics October 10, 2025

This year’s annual United Nations meeting at its headquarters in New York featured U.S. President Donald Trump’s fifth appearance. While the United States, a founding member of the organization in 1945 has historically worked closely with the body, President Trump stands at odds with the consensus of the body on important issues. Parallel to this struggle are his attempts to navigate international issues while facing domestic political constraints, most especially from young voters.

Trump pushing for a not-so independent central bank

Opinion September 12, 2025

President Donald Trump has moved to fire Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook for alleged mortgage fraud. Cook, one of seven governors of the country’s central bank and a member of the eleven-man Federal Open Market Committee, is the latest person caught in the President’s crosshairs as he pushes for the central bank to cut interest rates.

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