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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...
Steibly sets the standard for varsity baseball
Tomahawk Talk
In every team, there will always be one who leads by example, and in the Florida High varsity baseball team, that leader is Nick Steibly. By working hard and being an outstanding performer on the field, Steibly has established himself as a key factor in the success of the team this season. ...
New lanyard policy aims to improve campus safety
Tomahawk Talk
Starting next school year, students will be required to wear school lanyards on campus at all times. This new policy hopes to provide an extra level of protection for the students while they are on campus. “I feel that lanyards are somewhat in between a good and bad idea because I...
Love them, hate them, group projects spark debate
Tomahawk Talk
Group projects are a common part of student learning, but many students have mixed opinions on whether they are helpful or unfair. Many students believe group projects can become unbalanced when not everyone contributes equally. Junior Eva Helms said she prefers group work only when everyone does their part. ...
Medallion Awards spotlight more than just grades
Tomahawk Talk
Most awards given in high school are given for excelling academically, but the Florida High Medallion Awards are given to students for their character. Each year, Florida High faculty nominates 50 for the award. “[Receiving this award means] you always preach about character, upholding your character when people are not looking....
Strong finish as lifters set sights on regionals
Tomahawk Talk
With weightlifting districts coming to an end, student-athletes on the team have been working hard to win. “I want to break the school record that was set in 2004 or 2006 for power clean and jerk. The record is 300 [pounds],” senior Jason Aliche said. In weightlifting, there are...
Unzipping the truth: what’s really in students’ backpacks
Tomahawk Talk
Every day, students walk through the halls with backpacks slung over their shoulders, filled with the usual essentials: textbooks, notebooks and pencils. But beyond the basics, those bags hold much more than just school supplies. From lucky charms, self-care items to quirky tools, the contents of a student’s backpack can reveal their personality, habits and.
Pollen season brings spring beauty, allergy struggles
Tomahawk Talk
As winter fades and the temperatures begin to rise, pollen season is closing in: a time of year that brings both benefits and challenges. While many welcome the colorful flowers and pleasant weather, others prepare for the annual struggle with seasonal allergies. Pollen plays a key role in plant growth,...
Track team pushes towards districts with determination, growth
Tomahawk Talk
With the track team getting ready for their district events, athletes have been working hard in practice to improve their speed, jumps and throws. “I feel ready for districts because I set a new PR [personal record] in one of the last few meets. This motivates me to keep pushing,” freshman...
Money matters: students build smart financial habits during Financial Literacy Month
Tomahawk Talk
During the month of April, we commemorate financial literacy. As high school students move closer to adulthood, their finances start to become a real issue. “Right now, since I am starting to work, I put every other paycheck in my savings and the other ones in my checking account so that...
'Loved every minute': Caitlin Doherty's senior sendoff
FSView & Florida Flambeau
Caitlin Doherty reflects on a visit to the Newseum, that opened her eyes and shaped her view on journalism.
'Anything is possible': Cameron Glymph's senior sendoff
FSView & Florida Flambeau
Editor in Chief Cameron Glymph details her journey with the FSView and leaves future reporters with an important message.
'The heart of my FSU experience': Denise Perez’s senior sendoff
FSView & Florida Flambeau
Views Editor Denise Perez reflects on the things she knows after four years at FSU, and the people who made her college experience worthwhile.
The time has come for FSU to create academic training for journalists
FSView & Florida Flambeau
The FSView's 2025-2026 editor board makes a case for FSU to establish a formal academic support program for journalism.
Meet the FSView & Florida Flambeau's new editor board for 2026-27
FSView & Florida Flambeau
The FSView's 2026-2027 editor board brings new talent to the newsroom.
Seminole softball stays alive with paired wins in Tallahassee Regional
FSView & Florida Flambeau
FSU defeats JSU and Stetson with 22 runs on the day to advance to the Tallahassee Regional Final vs. UCF.
Knights eliminate Seminoles as UCF wins Tallahassee Regional
FSView & Florida Flambeau
FSU wins game one but falls 4-2 to UCF in regional final, endings its 2026 NCAA Tournament run
Tallahassee shooting in parking garage injures three, one critically
FSView & Florida Flambeau
One man is fighting for his life and two others were injured in a shooting early Sunday at a Tallahassee parking garage.
St. John's batters 'Noles during Tallahassee Regional, FSU loses 5-4
FSView & Florida Flambeau
After dropping its first game in the Tallahassee Regional, FSU baseball's season came to a close at the hands of St. John's.
FSU Arts and Culture: Music, movies, art, and more.
FSView & Florida Flambeau
Florida State and Tallahassee music, pop culture and food coverage from FSU's student newspaper
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