By Jose Diaz and Lianna Hubbard We didn’t think this story would be so difficult. We walked into this massive journalism conference, high on the thought of being the two student journalists, out of over […]
By Lianna Hubbard
When FSW’s former registrar, Garnett Salmon, goes on trial for rape, the court will hear testimony of the mother of his alleged victim and the forensic psychologist who interviewed his teenage accuser. […]
By Marck Auguste
The 2020 presidential race is quickly approaching, and more FSW students are beginning to pay attention to the candidates, whether they’re actually on the ballot or not. A poll was conducted on 60 Lee campus students, beginning in early November and ending later in the month, to get a consensus of who students favor to win next year’s election. […]
By Luis Lopez-Crespo
The holidays are a time to spend with your loved ones, give thanks, and rejoice in the seasonal festivities. While some students are decorating their trees or planning their flights back home, other students are more concerned with whether they’ll be homeless this break. […]
By Paola Matta
FSW put on a production of “The Seagull”, a play written by Anton Chekhov in 1895, in the Black Box Theatre for two weekends in November. It was an entertaining production that showed people will do anything for love. […]
By Jose Diaz
The lynching of Henry Patterson in May of 1924 is the worst kept secret in LaBelle.
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By Jay Dykes
A student wandering out of the library on Nov. 20, might have thought that they were transported to Ancient Rome, or just wondered why their professor was wearing a bedsheet for a robe at 4 p.m. […]
The answer to the Global Citizens and Legal Studies clubs’ “Is Democracy Dead?” presentation on Nov. 21 on Lee campus was a resounding ‘NO’. […]
By Miguel Felix Increasing the minimum wage will not raise people out of poverty. A common idea is that workers who earn higher minimum wages benefit more by receiving more income. Well, it is not […]
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