Lakeland celebrates first La Francophonie Day
Ariel Molinaro
Over 750 guests attended the Polk Museum of Art at Florida Southern College’s first annual La Francophonie Day celebration on March 23 in...
Halloween events adapt to COVID-19 guidelines
Sarah Dube
Halloween may look a little different in Lakeland, but businesses are finding ways to celebrate the spooky holiday.
Normally, downtown Lakeland would be hosting...
FSC responds to Clay Hunt Act
On Feb. 3, the Clay Hunt Suicide Prevention for American Veterans (SAV) Act was passed by the Senate and was signed by President Barack Obama...
Students returning to remote after Thanksgiving break
Isabelle Hancock and Grayson Skweres
Starting Nov. 30, the Florida Southern College community will solely operate in a remote fashion until the start of the...
CFE lecture series starts
Peter Edgar
Dr. Victor V. Claar, assistant professor of free enterprise at Florida Gulf Coast University and author of the book “Fair Trade? Its Prospects...
Galloping Past The Competition
Photos courtesy of Marjorie Rodolosi and Paige Tynan
Emma Hamrick, Staff Writer
When sophomores Marjorie Rodolosi and Paige Tynan started a “Potential FSC Equestrian Team” Facebook...
Professors and students attempt to balance AI usage in classrooms
Students and professors are navigating AI usage in the classroom after a skyrocket in popularity with the technology’s release last year.
Allies Raises HIV/AIDS Awareness
Florida Southern’s Allies club hosted free HIV testing on campus on Nov. 4.
The testing took place in the wellness center gym and the Dubose...
Sharp Center nears completion
Alex Sessums
Staff Writer
The genius of America’s greatest architect is being revived yet again in tangible form on the campus of Florida Southern College.
Yet another...
College breaks ground on Warden Dance Studio
The summer groundbreaking for the Wynee Warden Dance Studio was the first step for Florida Southern’s Fine Arts program to begin its expansion with...