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FSU begins season with questions to answer
Tomahawk Talk
FSU football faces a tough schedule this year, and there are many questions to be answered heading into the season. It all starts with the first four games of the season, which could prove to be a challenging stretch of games. A huge question heading into the season is Mike Norvell...
AI changes the way students learn
Tomahawk Talk
As technology has pushed its way to the forefront of education in recent years, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become increasingly prevalent in academic environments. While some see it as a useful tool, others say the drawbacks it comes with exceed the benefits, and students and teachers alike have differing opinions. Many...
Panic is real: how sellouts affect students
Tomahawk Talk
It’s 10 a.m. A favorite brand launches its newest product, and within minutes, it sells out. For students who have been waiting and saving money for the item, missing out can be disappointing and frustrating. Freshman Haleigh Beane said she feels disappointed when an item she wants sells out on the same day it is...
Phillips emerges as runner to watch
Tomahawk Talk
While most eyes were on top runners at the Cecil Field Summer Classic, sophomore Lawson Phillips was quietly making a name for himself. Finishing 60th among 400 elite boys, Phillips delivered a performance that could signal the beginning of a breakout season. The Cecil Field Summer Classic 2026 was the 10th...
Juniors navigate new off-campus freedom
Tomahawk Talk
As high school juniors are welcomed into the new world of upperclassmen, new opportunities arise, specifically the privilege of an Off Campus Pass, granting them the ability to leave campus during lunchtime. For several juniors, going off campus feels like freedom but can be overwhelming. With the ability to go wherever...
Softball adjusts to loss of seventh-period practice
Tomahawk Talk
Softball players no longer have the opportunity to practice during seventh period this school year, meaning they have an additional class instead of the softball period they had in previous years. With the upcoming school year, many sports like football and volleyball have already started their seasons. Before practice, they get...
Alligator Alcatraz closed, questions still remain
Tomahawk Talk
Built in the wetlands of the Everglades, the state-run immigration detention center “Alligator Alcatraz” temporarily shut down after it was deemed unsafe during hurricane season. “Alligator Alcatraz is a location in the Everglades to temporarily house illegal immigrants, according to the state and federal government,” AP Government teacher Deborah Whetstone
Dolly Parton leaves legacy beyond music
Tomahawk Talk
Legendary country singer Dolly Parton, who died at 80 on Aug. 25, left behind a legacy that extends beyond her music career. Parton was an 11-time Grammy winner, but she also dedicated much of her career to giving back to her community and fans. In 1995, Parton created the Imagination...
Back home, bigger expectations
Tomahawk Talk
Ar’Tavian “Bubba” Brown, a four-star receiver, is back at Florida High for his junior and senior season. After spending 2025 at Lowndes High School, the Noles have regained one of their most explosive playmakers. Now home again, Bubba steps into a season filled with expectation, opportunity and something to prove. “I...
New Eurythmics class expands dance, color guard opportunities
Tomahawk Talk
When students had their course request meetings this year, new classes were offered. One of these classes is called Eurythmics, which will be offered to students who want to participate in Color Guard or on the Dance Team. “We are both taking this class for Color Guard so we can learn...
Florida State outlasts Miami in five sets to win conference opener
FSView & Florida Flambeau
The University of Miami Hurricanes fell to the Florida State Seminoles in Tallahassee, Fla. The game was matched with excited energy from the stands.
Make art, not perfection
FSView & Florida Flambeau
Views Editor Alaina Babb emphasizes the importance and accessibility of the visual arts, and the benefits of creating your own.
Sophia Moss brings international experience to FSU volleyball
FSView & Florida Flambeau
Outside hitter Sofia Moss brings international experience to Seminoles volleyball, following in her mother's footsteps as a professional player.
FSU College of Law kicks off new undergraduate series
FSView & Florida Flambeau
FSU Law launched the inaugural season of FSU+ for pre-law undergraduates, and students have already expressed appreciation for the opportunity.
How the Fed interest rate increase impacts higher education
FSView & Florida Flambeau
Following the Federal Reserve's historic interest rate hike, FSU students and experts break down the direct impact on student loans.
‘Out of Print’ podcast returns to recap summer pop culture
FSView & Florida Flambeau
The FSView Arts & Culture podcast “Out of Print” returns to break down a wild summer of indie horror hits and Hollywood's major events.
'Prove Me Wrong': Bryce Crawford draws crowd at Florida State
FSView & Florida Flambeau
Evangelist Bryce Crawford visited FSU's campus on Tuesday for a debate-style event on Landis Green to discuss Christianity and other topics.
Who is Ashley Moody? Meet Florida's Republican U.S. Senate nominee
FSView & Florida Flambeau
She's Florida's youngest judge and the state's attorney general. Now, U.S. Sen. Ashley Moody is facing voters for the first time.
FSView Sex and Love Column: Sex is gross, so it’s time to get over it
FSView & Florida Flambeau
The edition of the FSView Sex and Love Column answers why real sex is inherently gross, awkward, and worth embracing.
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