News
Editorial #5 – The Spring Semester Begins With a Dark Day for Democracy
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News
COVID-19 “Super Strain” and What coming back to Campus may Look Like
By Fiona English Weeks ago, a new strain of COVID-19 was found in England, which was discovered to be significantly more contagious than the previous strain. England immediately went on lockdown following the discovery of […]
Community
Red Tide Returns to Southwest Florida
By Jessica Simmons Unfortunately, during a time where outdoor activities are being sought out after than ever, and during the season where Southwest Florida’s beaches are typically a popular destination, a new red tide bloom […]
Opinion
2020: The Year of the Great Awakening
By Marisa Bunton Another month, another event. It seems like there have been historical events, most damaging, taking place every month. Ever since March of 2020, people were losing their jobs, their businesses, and even […]
Community
COVID on Campus: How FSW Fared in Fall 2020
By Amy Enberg During FSW’s first full semester facing the COVID-19 pandemic, a total of 39 cases (starting Aug. 31) were reported to the COVID-19 Response Team through the COVID Reporting Form, as of Dec. […]
Editorial
Editorial #4 – Goodbye 2020
By Donovan Souppa We have finally reached the end of 2020. From Global pandemics to the 2020 election it has been one exhausting year. At many times it felt like one bad thing after another… […]
News
Now That a COVID-19 Vaccine Has Been Approved, What’s Next?
By Amy Enberg The United States saw its first administration of the approved Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine on Monday, causing many to see the light at the end of the tunnel in the fight against COVID-19. This […]
Community
Classes in the Spring of 2021
By Angelina Rodriguez With the stress of the winter semester’s finals, we can finally take a sigh of relief for winter break approaching us. During this month long break, many of you that have not […]
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The Reason of the Season: The True Meaning of Christmas
By Marisa Bunton When you think of Christmas, what’s the first thing that comes to mind? Is it Santa Claus? Money? Receiving gifts? That is not what Christmas is about. If you have any Christmas […]
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What the Holidays are looking like for FSW Students
By Fiona English With the holidays fast approaching, many are still concerned about the pandemic. This year, the pandemic has affected everything. From grocery shopping to international relations, whatever it is, the pandemic has drastically […]