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 […]
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 […]
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 Jose Diaz
Recycling at FSW tends to be mixed up. Recyclables get mixed with the trash, faculty actions get mixed up with administrative responses, and students can’t make sense of the mess. […]
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. […]
The nose knows, but does it really?
Many students on Lee campus are oblivious to an entire world living right under their noses. And that world stinks. […]
Devastating superstorms in recent years have become the norm in Florida, and FSW has a plan to keep the school and students safe. “We treat all storms the same, regardless of [the category],” said Gina […]
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 […]
By Lianna Hubbard Caroline Pride, an FSW environmental science student, woke up on April 18 to find a young manatee lunching in her backyard. “I’d like to believe this manatee calls our canal home. However, […]
Save the trees stop putting out a paper edition of the paper and go all internet with an online paper Walter O’Brien FSW Student
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