A perfect opportunity to enjoy some native wildflowers of Florida is taking a walk through the Native Wildlife Restoration Area, right across from the Four Winds. Jono Miller, former director of the Environmental Studies program, recently directed a group of students through this area, naming…
As poor, struggling college students, there are times when we’ve all thought of selling our bodies to science for a few extra bucks. But is donating plasma worth the risk? As plasma collection centers begin to increasingly move to college towns and middle class area…
Two white walls have become a canvas for interdisciplinary collaboration on campus. Put up to block entrance into Heiser’s construction zone from open breezeways on the first and second floor of the building, they have now been covered with student-created murals thanks to a painting…
See all the photos in Issue 9, including some not found in print, here.
Though a majority of students know their campus Resident Advisors (RAs) and what responsibilities they take on, most are unaware of the underlying systematic struggles that RAs have faced over the past few years. In addition to an increasing enrollment rate that alters the student…
For years, the Bike Shoppe was known for its inconsistent hours that were announced randomly throughout the week and were easy to miss. But now that the student-run Shoppe features a small and dedicated staff of Teaching Assistants (TAs) and a functional system for replacement…
The Bones softball season has come to an end for now, with one win and one loss in the playoffs. The team came up slightly short in the B league championship. In both games, the Bones came up from behind in the last innings. In…
Center of the Universe Parties (COUP) is are a big deal. This year’s Halloween bash was nothing different. Under the theme of Celestine Halloween, campus was transformed into a creepy wonderland featuring, bonfires, finger foods, ornamental horticulture and bloody clouds with a chance of eyeballs.…
There are multiple ways to exercise the right to vote. For many Sarasota- Manatee citizens, it is not desirable to wait in the long Nov. 8 line. When early voting begins, they are ready to cast their ballot. Early voting in Florida began Oct. 24…
A perk to being in college is that there are often free things offered around campus. Whether that be snacks in the library, stress relief arts and crafts in the Gender and Diversity Center (GDC) or free sexually transmitted infection (STI) and HIV testing in…
