By Emily Dougherty and Lindsey De Jesus Venezuela was once one of Latin America’s most prosperous countries, but for the last two decades, the people have lived through one of the worst humanitarian crises. When late Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez...
Social media has helped in molding today’s society, if something gets enough attention on a social media platform it can be promoted to a wider audience regardless of its intentions. According to Merriam-Webster, social media is forms of electronic communication...
Free speech is often a point of contention on college campuses, but the collective mindset of Seminole State College is one of open discourse and a free exchange of expression. The Jehovah’s Witnesses recruiters sit outside the library a few...
There is a villain on the loose among college students today; one we all know too well. Although it’s a stranger to no one, it’s a topic rarely broached in the serious tone it deserves. This villain is depression, and...
Photo by Ezrah Hines Seminole State Athletics Director Kurt Esser holds plans for a new basketball court at the Sanford/Lake Mary campus. There have been discussions that Seminole State College has been in the works of bringing back a basketball...
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