Two weeks after terminating the FSW Compass faculty adviser, FSW said it plans to continue the student newspaper. “Collegewide we believe in freedom of the press. We want to continue to support that,” said Eileen […]
FSW sophomore Jaiva Melton’s fall semester last year was shattered by the loss of her grandmothers. She went to FSW for help, but was left unsatisfied. “[Their death] affected me academic wise and career wise. […]
In December, FSW’s Public Safety changed its name to Campus Police Department. “It’s just a matter of agency pride and recognition throughout the FSW community, letting them know were here and were here to help,” […]
FSW terminated FSW Compass adviser Ron Feemster’s employment on March 2. “The issue facing the college is bigger than my job,” Feemster said. “FSW needs to commit to maintaining a strong college newspaper and journalism […]
A week after a FSW adjunct history professor published the story of a World War II veteran in Florida Weekly, the 96-year-old veteran passed away. “Here’s an individual, and there are millions like him, who […]
A sea shell is not just a sea shell. It is a trace of the life that left it behind. It is a deeper metaphor. Creative writing and marine biology students experienced both on a […]
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’. […]
Active Minds, a mental health awareness organization active across 700 college campuses, is picking up speed this semester on Lee campus. […]
By Lianna Hubbard The Legal Studies and Global Citizens clubs hosted a presentation on a legal perspective of the landmark 1973 Supreme Court case, Roe v. Wade, on October 17. The presentation was the first […]
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