What was your professional background prior to working at FSU? I drove a school bus for 20 plus years – this wasn’t much different! How did you get involved at FSU specifically? I was looking […]
In 1692, Sarah Towne Cloyce stormed out of the sermon in which her sister, Rebecca Towne Nurse, was accused of conspiring with the devil – inevitably putting herself at the mercy of Salem’s witchcraft hysteria. […]
Last week, I came out from the spectrum in my op/ed article. When I was diagnosed in high school, material I’d read said my neurological condition – Nonverbal Learning Disorder (NLD) – is considered a […]
By Thomas Maye Editorial Staff Library faculty, administrators, and students celebrated the history of the Henry Whittemore Library as the building commemorated its 50th anniversary in a ribbon-cutting ceremony Oct. 23. The crowd beamed as […]
Last Friday marked the fifth National Coming Out Day since I decided to live as openly gay – a confusing, emotional, but ultimately worthwhile struggle. Instead of accomplishment, I felt a deep, twisting guilt in […]
By Thomas Maye Opinions Editor Campus officials have cautioned students about Gov. Charlie Baker’s four-month statewide ban on vaping products in response to a wave of vaping-related lung illnesses and deaths the U.S. Surgeon General […]
I did not consent to an 11 a.m. electric boogie session, but as the crowd hurtled toward me, I couldn’t avoid it. I walked up the hill, across the street, and toward the McCarthy Center. […]
By Thomas Maye Editorial Staff SGA discussed campus safety problems, disputes over retroactive pay for part-time faculty, and WiFi connectivity issues during its Oct. 1 meeting. During Open Forum, Outreach and Events Coordinator Danielle Shaw […]
IGNITE, a student-run women’s leadership group, hosted a “Period-Packing Party” in the CIE, providing free menstrual products after conducting a spring 2019 survey that found 73% of students were “concerned” about the price of pads […]
I’ll have you know that I’m very happy with my studies in underwater basket weaving. I’m actually an English major, but to many of the nation’s academic decision-makers, there isn’t much of a difference. In […]
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