United States connection to Syria: More than just politics
Georgia Lynn Dean
Staff Writer
As issues with Syria continue to rise, the question of war has been brought up by President Barack Obama. This is...
Obamacare and the criminal justice system: Putting mental and physical health ‘on par?’
When we think of the Affordable Health Care Act, also known as Obamacare, many of us may think of our future, or current, health...
MUN discusses North Korea in Hollis Room
Leah Schwarting
Co-Editor
From 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on March 23 students discussed political issues during a Model United Nations session in the Hollis Room.
Fifteen...
New e-readers revolutionize textbooks in class
Maggie Ross
Online Editor
Electronic textbooks are a commonality among college students, but a recent rise in student usage has caused a stir throughout the teaching...
Steak ‘n Shake, graduation tickets discussed at spring Town Hall
Jillian Kurtz
At Student Government Association’s semesterly Town Hall meeting held on March 13, Florida Southern administrators addressed the official Steak ‘n Shake contract as...
Student travel affected by airline regulations
Dylan Olive
On Oct. 4, Southwest Airlines announced a vaccine mandate among its employees: to keep employment, you will have to receive a COVID-19 vaccination...
Showing love with a splash of paint
By Allison O’Connor
On Feb. 16, Throw Paint Not Punches took place on Mr. George’s green and was Alpha Chi Omega’s spring philanthropy event to...
Officer Dennis joins FSC safety team
By Derrick Jean-Baptiste
On the first day of class for the Florida Southern Fall 2017, Academic Semester students were able to meet the newest addition...
Gay marriage laws vary across the world
MyLena Ferman
Despite many accomplishments, there are still places around the world in which homosexual relationships are banned or not protected by law. Same-sex marriage...
Students react to Biden’s plans for student loan cancellation
On Aug. 24, President Biden announced that federal student loan debt would be canceled for middle to low income borrowers earning less than $125,000 in income.