Top Stories
FSC’s Pre-Veterinary Society lends a helping paw and hand
Established in October 2018, The Pre-Veterinary Society at FSC is an organization that brings awareness to the well being of animals. They spread their message through multiple activities and educational conventions to assist future veterinarians on their journey to help out furry companions.
Lemurs and leaders: FSC graduate’s leap into lemur care
Nora Alexander, a 21 year old alumna of FSC, never thought that her degree in biology would lead to anything other than becoming a veterinarian. Nora had always been interested in pursuing a degree in animals, volunteering at her local vet office throughout the summers, and planning her path to pre-med.
Opinion
Suspension of ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ sets dangerous precedent
On Sept. 15, Jimmy Kimmel found himself tangled in controversy after making remarks about the death of political activist Charlie Kirk. This action resulted in significant public backlash, along with calls to boycott Disney and its associated networks. Consequently, Kimmel’s show was pulled from the air before being reinstated just days later on Sept. 23, accompanied by an apology. This incident raises critical questions about the boundaries of free speech, especially in the realm of broadcast media.
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.
News
FSC Dining changes under new director John Lopez
FSC students returned to campus this fall to find some big changes in the dining services on campus. Mostly centered around Wynee’s Bistro, the changes include an allergy-friendly station, an expanded salad bar and a new and improved international menu rotation designed to bring flavors from around the world to campus.
FSC Skate Club builds community and friendship on wheels
Lake laps around Lake Hollingsworth have become part of the cultural for FSC students. Now, thanks to the FSC Skate Club, those laps come with wheels. What started three years ago as a few friends skating together, has now grown into an official organization.
Curiosity inspires junior to audition for leading role
Despite the hurdles of performing in a play that tackles such controversial topics, Campbell’s representation of Wendla showcased her talents and abilities to display the complexities of a deeply emotional character. As she continues her journey in theater, Campbell’s passion and dedication to her roles influences her to leave a lasting impact on her audience.
Arts & Entertainment
FSC Dining changes under new director John Lopez
FSC students returned to campus this fall to find some big changes in the dining services on campus. Mostly centered around Wynee’s Bistro, the changes include an allergy-friendly station, an expanded salad bar and a new and improved international menu rotation designed to bring flavors from around the world to campus.
Taking off: review of FSC’s Boeing Boeing
A class comedy of chaos and mistaken identities, Boeing Boeing is similar to Shakespeare’s merry misadventures. The story follows Bernard, a charming French bachelor who believes he’s mastered the art of love and scheduling. He’s engaged to three flight attendants from three different countries, each blissfully unaware of the others.
FSC’s dance program prepares students for the spotlight
FSC is home to many different majors and programs. The department of Theatre Arts and Dance is a program that allows aspiring performers to prepare for a professional career in the arts. In this program, it allows performers to experience real performance and an opportunity to showcase their skills. The Florida Southern Dance program is ranked #6 in Florida for dance schools.
Sports
Oct. 10, 2015: Spansk twins put away Lynn University
On this day in FSC history, the Men's soccer squad defeated Lynn University by a score of 1-0.
Bump-y beginning of the season for Coach Crowder
Coaching Division II sports is a tall task for most, but it becomes even tougher when there’s a newborn child involved. That’s the exact task that Head Volleyball Coach Ashlee Crowder has been assigned.
