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Florida Southern hockey senior night took place on Jan. 16, with pre-game celebration and brawls on the menu for the night. 

Lillie SchwierThe Southern Editor Learn about he long held traditions, services and events that define Florida Southern’s holiday season. Along with, the story of the...

Lillie Schwier The Southern Editor Florida Southern College welcomed three sororities in the fall of 1925: Kappa Gamma Tau, Phi Delta and Theta Phi Delta. Over...

On Nov. 2 and 3, FSC hosted one of Division II basketball’s premier events, the Small College Basketball Hall of Fame Classic, an annual tournament that has quickly become a cornerstone of small-college hoops.

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...

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,...

Lillie Schwier The Southern Editor The Southern newspaper, that is now housed in the Communication’s department, has a legacy that far predates the department’s creation, the...

Sept. 10 kicked off a new initiative by FSC President Dr. Jeremy P. Martin. Rather than just once a semester, Dr. Martin will be going back to FSC’s roots by hosting Convocation on the second Wednesday of every month. The hope is that more frequent Convocations will allow the student body to gather the FSC community to talk about values important to the school. 

Southern Takeover returned this year on a new stage, with new musicians, and an exclusive new backstage experience. The premiere of the improved takeover by ACE left students and fans excited for years to come.

The newest exhibit, Dutch Impressionism: The Hague School 1860-1930, opened in the Ashley Gibson Barnett Museum of Art. While Impressionism is strongly associated with the French and American movements, it extends much further.  Dutch Impressionism is far less recognized. The museum’s goal through this exhibit is to “broaden our understanding of Impressionism.”