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Kyla Brunk: finding a future in the lights

Kaelyn BenoitSouthern Editor When technical theatre major Kyla Brunk approaches a lighting project, she begins by closing her eyes. The senior lighting design major was...

From scripts to the stage in Legally Blonde: ‘What, like it’s hard?’

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.

Government reopens, but Thanksgiving travel may still face delays

After the 43-day shutdown, President Donald Trump signed a bill on the night of Nov. 12 to reopen the government, allowing air traffic controllers and other essential airline workers to return to paid work. While this is good news for travelers—especially those going home during Thanksgiving—The FAA does warn that flight delays may continue in the coming days.

Behind the seams of costume designer Kat Fink

Katrina Fink, better known as Kat to her friends, always knew she loved theater. The only problem? She did not like being the center of attention. She did not like having lines and she definitely did not like acting. However, never one to back down from a challenge, Kat set out to find a way to remain involved in the world of the stage that she loved so much.

Seeking justice in Lakeland: The power of storytelling

Kaelyn Benoit and Lillie SchwierThe Southern Editors When it comes to finding justice, sometimes a story can be someone’s last hope. Luckily, for Gilbert King,...

SGA revives popular late night transportation program

The Student Government Association of Florida Southern College has reintroduced its Mocs Nightlife initiative, providing opportunities both on campus and off campus for students. The project returns after a launch and rapid decline at the end of the spring semester.

FSC launches new Sunday worship shuttle for students

There is a series of new shuttle routes on Florida Southern College’s campus that are serving students every Sunday morning. The Sunday Worship Shuttle provides convenient transportation for students seeking to attend weekly church services from an array of churches in the Lakeland community. 

Dr. Martin reflects on his first year at FSC

Dr. Jeremy Martin is coming to the conclusion of his first academic year of presidency at FSC.  When Dr. Martin first became president at FSC, he made no immediate goals of change. Rather, Martin proactively made it his first step to know and understand the FSC community more deeply and profoundly. With a two major hurricanes hitting Central Florida within just a few weeks of his start, Martin faced a challenge.

Spring break does not need to be a week-long party

As we’re approaching the halfway point of the Spring 2025 semester, that also means that spring break is right around the corner. As nice as it is to have a weeklong break from classes and other school responsibilities, that’s not really why people get so excited for this period of time.

The grind never stops— coffee cart goes mobile

Moving into 2025, Morning Grind has debuted a brand new mobile cart, donated by the Baldwin Group in Lakeland. Along with a new drip coffee machine and the implementation of boba soon to come to the menu, there are many plans on the horizon for the company.

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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...

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...

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...

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