By Enya Diamond When you’re feeling overwhelmed by your new online course load, news of the coronavirus, or being trapped in a self-quarantine, take a break from the “coronapocalypse” the way I do. Get some […]
By Fleener Cophy Dear white professors, FSW has students from various backgrounds, ethnicities, and races. Yet, you, the professors, remain majority white. Although my college experiences have proven way more enjoyable than high school, there […]
By Jonathan Pressley Like the rest of the world, FSW was heartbroken when basketball legend Kobe Bryant, his 13-year-old daughter, and two of her teammates died in a helicopter crash Jan. 26. “I lost it […]
By Isabella Arroyo The 2020 Oscars managed to redeem its homogeneous nominations by making one showing-stealing decision for representation on Feb. 9. A historic winning streak for South Korean film “Parasite” hopefully showed what ‘s […]
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 […]
To the students,
Here is the usual round up of what we covered this issue, why it is important, and how you should check out our website (fswcompass.com) for all of our stories. […]
By Jay Dykes
To say the internet is an unhappy place might be the criminal understatement. Thanks to the infinite wealth of angry human stupidity, gone are the days when we went online to play games and fill chatrooms with idle conversation. […]
By Jonathan Pressley
Originally, it took 18 days before mainstream American media started any real coverage on the record breaking fires in the Amazon rainforest earlier this year.
And just like that, the coverage disappeared, despite the still prevalent fires. […]
By Ethan McSheffrey FSW released a revitalized update of their previously dysfunctional and unintuitive smartphone app this August. The updated app sports many new bells and whistles, most that vastly improve it and some that […]
The smallest steps matter By Fleener Cophy With all the things we must deal with as college students, climate change seems to be the least of our worries, right? It shouldn’t be. Climate change, according […]
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