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      Flock Cameras have made their way to campus

      November 5, 2026
      David BradyStaff Writer As FSC students rounded Lake Hollingsworth on their way to move-in for the academic year, they may have noticed camera fixtures that...

      Chicken Guy is the addition students have waited for   

      November 4, 2026
      As a senior at Florida Southern College, I have watched the dining options on campus change almost every year. From renovations to Wynee’s Bistro to new food concepts, the college has continued to find ways to improve the student dining experience. While the loss of Steak ’n Shake may be disappointing for some students, I believe Chicken Guy is a wonderful addition to campus.

      Freshman bull rider shares rollercoaster journey

      April 20, 2026
      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.

      Government lawsuits against universities on the rise, raising concerns over student impact

      February 28, 2026
      Lonie KnightStaff Writer The federal government is stepping up its use of lawsuits, funding freezes and regulatory pressure against U.S. universities. This shift has triggered...

      FSC is relocating the president’s residence

      February 28, 2026
      Lillie SchwierSouthern Editor The iconic 1937 Florida Southern College building, which once served as the home of the college’s presidents and their families, from Ludd...
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      Freshman bull rider shares rollercoaster journey

      April 20, 2026
      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.

      Officer Leach builds relationships through daily campus interactions

      February 2, 2026
      Adria Schimmenti Staff Writer The Office of Safety and Security plays a central role at FSC, with campus safety personnel interacting everyday with students, faculty...

      How FSC seniors leave their mark and guide those who follow

      December 5, 2025
      As we come to the end of this semester, seniors begin to graduate and leave their lasting impressions. Sienna Caldwell is one of the many seniors graduating from FSC, she was involved in sorority, environmental studies and worked at the wellness center as well.

      Tasting season in Lakeland with a review of local coffee shop menus​

      December 5, 2025
      Three Lakeland coffee shops — Foxtail Coffee Co., Rogue Coffee and Concord Coffee — are embracing the winter season with warm, comforting drinks and holiday-inspired treats.

      Sound-tracking the season as FSC students share their go-to winter picks

      December 5, 2025
      As we head into the winter season, our routines and our playlists begin to change. The crisp air, shorter days and cozy atmosphere bring a different kind of energy compared to fall.
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      Communities hosting data centers should get final say

      November 4, 2026
      Lakeland residents should not have to wonder whether the development taking shape in their community will threaten their water, strain the already aging infrastructure or change the character of their neighborhood without having a meaningful say in the decision. That is why, when it comes to hyperscale data centers, the choice for construction should be with local governments to ensure citizens’ voices are heard.

      Chicken Guy is the addition students have waited for   

      November 4, 2026
      As a senior at Florida Southern College, I have watched the dining options on campus change almost every year. From renovations to Wynee’s Bistro to new food concepts, the college has continued to find ways to improve the student dining experience. While the loss of Steak ’n Shake may be disappointing for some students, I believe Chicken Guy is a wonderful addition to campus.

      The Odyssey: A disappointment to Greek literature readers everywhere 

      November 4, 2026
      There has been a lot of tension surrounding Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey,” with strong opinions regarding the major plot points that were taken out and drastic character changes that differ from the Greek poet Homer’s version of “The Odyssey.” On the other hand, some viewers believe that Nolan had every right to take the creative liberty he did regarding his film.

      AI tools can and should be used constructively

      April 16, 2026
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      The MCU needs to reevaluate its content strategy

      April 16, 2026
      Isabella KostikStaff Writer For over a decade, Marvel movies have dominated the film industry. From the release of Iron Man in 2008 all the way...
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      Mocs tennis eyeing SSC Championship run

      April 20, 2026
      The Tennis team at Florida Southern has been on a roll since the season began in early March.  The Men’s and Women’s teams both have winning records heading into the back half of April looking to continue their success. 

      Game of the year: Mocs defeat Lions in double overtime thriller

      April 20, 2026
      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

      April 20, 2026
      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.

      Boom or Bust? Breaking down the NCAA transfer portal in numbers

      March 24, 2026
      The NCAA transfer portal promised opportunity—but the numbers tell a different story. While thousands of Division II athletes enter each year chasing better offers, more than half never find a new home. So is the portal really a pathway to success… or a gamble that leaves athletes behind? Inside the data, the truth about college sports’ biggest shakeup may surprise you.

      FSC’s Lone sim racer shares his story

      March 24, 2026
      While the Snakepit roars with esports competition, one racer is grinding in silence. No crowds, no teammates—just a screen, a wheel, and hundredths of a second separating success from failure. Meet the freshman chasing a NASCAR dream through sim racing, where seven-hour sessions, near-misses, and relentless precision define the journey most fans never see.
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      The Odyssey: A disappointment to Greek literature readers everywhere 

      November 4, 2026
      There has been a lot of tension surrounding Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey,” with strong opinions regarding the major plot points that were taken out and drastic character changes that differ from the Greek poet Homer’s version of “The Odyssey.” On the other hand, some viewers believe that Nolan had every right to take the creative liberty he did regarding his film.

      Dance Program celebrates 10-year milestone

      December 5, 2025
      This fall, FSC celebrated a milestone: the 10-year anniversary of its dance program and the Fall into Dance show. 

      Music majors perform for junior and senior recitals

      December 5, 2025
      Talent has been blooming over the past few weeks with junior recitals here at FSC. These recitals are a way for music students to showcase their talent and hard work to their friends, families and professors while feeling a sense of accomplishment.

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

      December 5, 2025
      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.

      Graphic design students bulid community through LAME club

      November 7, 2025
      At FSC, students are encouraged to explore their passions beyond their major. The campus offers a wide variety of clubs and organizations, each providing something unique for students to get involved in and enjoy.
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      Flock Cameras have made their way to campus

      David BradyStaff Writer As FSC students rounded Lake Hollingsworth on...

      Chicken Guy is the addition students have waited for   

      As a senior at Florida Southern College, I have watched the dining options on campus change almost every year. From renovations to Wynee’s Bistro to new food concepts, the college has continued to find ways to improve the student dining experience. While the loss of Steak ’n Shake may be disappointing for some students, I believe Chicken Guy is a wonderful addition to campus.

      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.

      Government lawsuits against universities on the rise, raising concerns over student impact

      Lonie KnightStaff Writer The federal government is stepping up its...

      FSC is relocating the president’s residence

      Lillie SchwierSouthern Editor The iconic 1937 Florida Southern College building,...
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      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.

      Officer Leach builds relationships through daily campus interactions

      Adria Schimmenti Staff Writer The Office of Safety and Security...

      How FSC seniors leave their mark and guide those who follow

      As we come to the end of this semester, seniors begin to graduate and leave their lasting impressions. Sienna Caldwell is one of the many seniors graduating from FSC, she was involved in sorority, environmental studies and worked at the wellness center as well.

      Tasting season in Lakeland with a review of local coffee shop menus​

      Three Lakeland coffee shops — Foxtail Coffee Co., Rogue Coffee and Concord Coffee — are embracing the winter season with warm, comforting drinks and holiday-inspired treats.

      Sound-tracking the season as FSC students share their go-to winter picks

      As we head into the winter season, our routines and our playlists begin to change. The crisp air, shorter days and cozy atmosphere bring a different kind of energy compared to fall.
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      Communities hosting data centers should get final say

      Lakeland residents should not have to wonder whether the development taking shape in their community will threaten their water, strain the already aging infrastructure or change the character of their neighborhood without having a meaningful say in the decision. That is why, when it comes to hyperscale data centers, the choice for construction should be with local governments to ensure citizens’ voices are heard.

      Chicken Guy is the addition students have waited for   

      As a senior at Florida Southern College, I have watched the dining options on campus change almost every year. From renovations to Wynee’s Bistro to new food concepts, the college has continued to find ways to improve the student dining experience. While the loss of Steak ’n Shake may be disappointing for some students, I believe Chicken Guy is a wonderful addition to campus.

      The Odyssey: A disappointment to Greek literature readers everywhere 

      There has been a lot of tension surrounding Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey,” with strong opinions regarding the major plot points that were taken out and drastic character changes that differ from the Greek poet Homer’s version of “The Odyssey.” On the other hand, some viewers believe that Nolan had every right to take the creative liberty he did regarding his film.

      AI tools can and should be used constructively

      Melanie DePriesterStaff Writer AI feels like a topic that you...

      The MCU needs to reevaluate its content strategy

      Isabella KostikStaff Writer For over a decade, Marvel movies have...
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      Mocs tennis eyeing SSC Championship run

      The Tennis team at Florida Southern has been on a roll since the season began in early March.  The Men’s and Women’s teams both have winning records heading into the back half of April looking to continue their success. 

      Game of the year: Mocs defeat Lions in double overtime thriller

      Asher GibbonsSports Editor The history books have some rewriting to...

      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.

      Boom or Bust? Breaking down the NCAA transfer portal in numbers

      The NCAA transfer portal promised opportunity—but the numbers tell a different story. While thousands of Division II athletes enter each year chasing better offers, more than half never find a new home. So is the portal really a pathway to success… or a gamble that leaves athletes behind? Inside the data, the truth about college sports’ biggest shakeup may surprise you.

      FSC’s Lone sim racer shares his story

      While the Snakepit roars with esports competition, one racer is grinding in silence. No crowds, no teammates—just a screen, a wheel, and hundredths of a second separating success from failure. Meet the freshman chasing a NASCAR dream through sim racing, where seven-hour sessions, near-misses, and relentless precision define the journey most fans never see.
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      The Odyssey: A disappointment to Greek literature readers everywhere 

      There has been a lot of tension surrounding Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey,” with strong opinions regarding the major plot points that were taken out and drastic character changes that differ from the Greek poet Homer’s version of “The Odyssey.” On the other hand, some viewers believe that Nolan had every right to take the creative liberty he did regarding his film.

      Dance Program celebrates 10-year milestone

      This fall, FSC celebrated a milestone: the 10-year anniversary of its dance program and the Fall into Dance show. 

      Music majors perform for junior and senior recitals

      Talent has been blooming over the past few weeks with junior recitals here at FSC. These recitals are a way for music students to showcase their talent and hard work to their friends, families and professors while feeling a sense of accomplishment.

      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.

      Graphic design students bulid community through LAME club

      At FSC, students are encouraged to explore their passions beyond their major. The campus offers a wide variety of clubs and organizations, each providing something unique for students to get involved in and enjoy.
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