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Denise Snyder works to keep Rollins safe

Denise Snyder works to keep Rollins safe

By Grace Dance on February 4, 2021

Snyder, Wellness Center plan to bring vaccines to campus For the past year, Denise Snyder, associate director of the Wellness Center, has been working hard…

Winter Park Library constructs $42M space

Winter Park Library constructs $42M space

By Sarah Kelley on February 4, 2021

Inauguration sparks criticism, praise of presidential goals

Inauguration sparks criticism, praise of presidential goals

By Trinidee Mercado on January 28, 2021

Alumna Joanne Rogers passes away at the age of 92

Alumna Joanne Rogers passes away at the age of 92

By John Wettach on January 27, 2021

Students in quarantine when semester ends may temporarily remain on campus

Students in quarantine when semester ends may temporarily remain on campus

By John Wettach on December 11, 2020

Students will see $1K tuition increase for 2021-22

Students will see $1K tuition increase for 2021-22

By Hannah Butcher & Trinideé Mercado on December 11, 2020

Opinion: Course registration unfairly prioritizes student athletes

Opinion: Course registration unfairly prioritizes student athletes

By Kismet Kohn on December 11, 2020

Students break down stereotypes about the Middle East in innovative class

Students break down stereotypes about the Middle East in innovative class

By Jacqueline Bengtson on December 3, 2020

New Minor on the Horizon: Activism and Social Justice

New Minor on the Horizon: Activism and Social Justice

By Evie Flaugh on November 19, 2020

Political science professor holds that voting is citizens’ moral obligation

Political science professor holds that voting is citizens’ moral obligation

By Trinidee Mercado on November 19, 2020