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Opinion | The Reporter
Eileithyia’s Children: Exploring Reproductive Justice in Hyper-Policed Bodies
“A lot of people just don’t know… people were like: ‘What does pro-choice even mean? What does pro-life even mean?” said Kinsey Tumlin ‘28, the Co-Coordinator of Social Media for Hatters for Life, of students attending Stetson’s Involvement Fair.
Tumlin shared what being anti-abortion means to her, advocating for all life to be born, except “in the case where the mother would not survive. But again … I think you could easily deliver that baby as well.” Real-world situatio
De'Vanese John-Baptiste
Oct 2910 min read


We Don’t Negotiate with (Journo)Terrorists—But I Do!
Nowadays, journalists are continuously being told to play it safe. Time and time again, I have been told to “color inside the lines,” especially in the face of controversial topics and political issues. I understand why journalists and outlets have these conventions in place: personal safety, legal protection, or to maintain a neutral image. I guess some things are just not meant to make it to press.
Nico Alonso
May 113 min read
Pour Decisions: Contentious Debates from Coffee to Cola
This semester, students have lost their cool; Stetson has made some big switches regarding their dining options. Deliberated at the administrative level, Stetson has stopped distributing Coca-Cola products or any of its subsidiaries, going all-in on their competitor, Pepsi-Co. This removes items like Coke-affiliated sodas, VitaminWater, Minute Maid, and more from shelves. Another big decision that was made was serving Starbucks drinks in the coffee shop that previously served
Nico Alonso
Jan 275 min read
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