News - 5/29/2015
A Shark-Infused Travel Journey
When you think of the Bahamas, you think the typical crystal clear water, exotic food, and a relaxing vibe. As a student going there with the intent of researching, my experience included that and so much more. Within an hour of being at the Shark lab we went out for our first...
News - 5/21/2015
Cantilevers Unveiled
Recently, a diverse group of students packed the backroom of Tutu’s Cyber CafĂ©. There were poets, spoken-word performers, fiction writers, and visual artists. Professor Sam Romero’s latest series of “Chicano” photography hung from across the stage. The ...
News - 5/20/2015
Frostproof Chamber Hears About Citrus Challenges
During the heyday of Florida's citrus industry, there were nearly 1 million acres of citrus in the state. Today, there is only about half that. Frostproof native Phillip Rucks talked about preserving the citrus industry at Tuesday's Frostproof Chamber of Commerce's...
News - 5/19/2015
Crouch Making PGA Tour Debut at the Memorial
Tim Crouch has been going to the Memorial Tournament since he was 8 years old. Even though the two-time NCAA Division II individual national champion at Florida Southern lives just 35 miles away, Crouch has never played Jack Nicklaus' exclusive Muirfield Village golf cours...
News - 5/13/2015
A Serendipitous NYC Junior Journey
My fall 2014 Junior Journey trip to New York City currently ranks as one of the best experiences of my life. Not only did I get to familiarize myself with a different American culture, but best of all, I did it with my best friends. The Adventure Began Upon Arrival W...
News - 5/12/2015
FSC Men 2nd, Women 6th in Mayors’ Cup Races
Florida Southern College finished in a tie for second in The Mayors’ Cup standings in men’s athletics this year, while the women finished in sixth. The Moccasins’ men’s team finished tied for second with Saint Leo, just 2.5 points behind Lynn, which won...
News - 5/12/2015
A Famous Daughter Talks Up Mothers in Speech at Florida Southern
Bush Hager spoke Wednesday at a Florida Southern event designed to uplift mothers and draw attention to The Roberts Academy, a transitional school for dyslexic students located on the college campus. College officials chose Bush Hager to speak, in part, because the 33-year-old...