AI Under Fire: Teen Suicides Raise Questions About Chatbot Safety
The AI Industry is facing backlash after family files a wrongful death lawsuit- a legal term used to describe intentional harm done to another party-against ChatGPT following the death of their 16-year-old son, Adam Raine.
AI in the classroom and how teachers weigh the pros and cons
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a popular topic in the last five years, as everyone has their own thoughts about it and how it should be used. AI has slowly been integrated into the classroom.
How does FSC fare in the enrollment cliff?
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.
Accelerated master’s programs give students more affordable head start
Through FSC’s accelerated graduate school programs, termed 4+1 Accelerated Programs, students can secure a jump start on their professional goals for a fraction of the cost.
Breaking down the 2025 government shutdown
On Oct. 1, the United States entered into a government shutdown, bringing many federal operations to a standstill and reigniting debates about partisanship, spending priorities and the future of American governance.
Snacks, scripture and sisterhood: Inside Delight Ministries at FSC
Delight Ministries is part of a national women’s Bible study network, and the chapter at Florida Southern has grown its own family. Weekly gatherings blend devotionals with vulnerable conversations and the group regularly hosts worship nights and service projects.
Kimmel suspension sparks conversation
The suspension of Jimmy Kimmel has left television hosts on edge, igniting a national debate over censorship, free speech and the role of media entertainment.
As politicians, networks and viewers clash over censorship and corporate responsibility, the controversy underscores how comedy has become an unexpected battleground in America’s cultural wars.
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.
FSC Safety outlines emergency response protocol
A good TV show not only connects with audiences but also transports them into its world. Viewers become fans, who then connect with others to dive into theories, create fan art and build online communities open to anyone who loves the show.
But what happens when the lines between fiction and reality blur? With many new and returning summer shows, there has been a rise in cyberbullying targeting casts and crews.
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.











