TSC Talon TV – Fall 2024 Show
The Talon’s newest segment, TSC Talon TV, provides students with information about resources, events and organizations at Tallahassee State College. Students enrolled in JOU2420L produce content for the Talon. For this show, the Talon highlighted TSC SGA President Destinee Britto, Theatre TSC students and aspiring chef Matthew Brilliant, a TSCContinue Reading
TSC Talon TV – Destinee Britto Balances Academics and Leadership as SGA President
Tallahassee State College Student Government Association President Destinee Britto shares her journey as both a student and a successful campus leader. Story produced by Maria Garcia.
Centrism as Radicalism: Navigating Nuance in a Divisive Political Landscape
By Garett Loner I would describe myself as a radical, not a radical from a left or right perspective, but a radical nonetheless. I have very atypical stances on topics such as race, religion, and one that I think serves as the best example of why centrism is a thingContinue Reading
Navigating Cancel Culture: Balancing Accountability with Open Dialogue
By Isabella Romero “Cancel culture” has gained a large popularity in recent years. The term refers to phenomena in which people are seen to have behaved or spoken unacceptably. They are soon checked by social media and experience exclusion, boycotting, rejection, and even firing. The concept of “canceling” someone hasContinue Reading
A Legacy of Loss: Why America Must Confront the Truth of Indigenous Boarding Schools
By Melanys Perez Lopez I remember my first day of kindergarten as if it was yesterday. I was so scared that I wouldn’t fit in with other kids because I didn’t speak English. I had only lived in the United States for a few months. By the time I gotContinue Reading
Breaking Down Misconceptions: Feminism as a Movement for Equality, Not Division
By Brenda Penaloza We often as humans shy away from issues that don’t concern us, feeling as though we aren’t supplied with a significant amount of information to even form an opinion on them. This feeling is connected to a modern-day issue concerning the term “feminism”. It’s the thought processContinue Reading
Mental Health Art Exhibit
Tallahassee State College’s Counseling Center is calling for art submissions for an upcoming exhibit to promote mental health awareness. TSC Mental Health Counselor Maria Veliz said art is a powerful medium that can help someone experiencing mental health challenges. “Art provides an outlet for emotions that are difficult to articulate,”Continue Reading
Theatre TSC to present “Radium Girls” as the first play of the 2024-25 season
Theater TSC will host six performances of “Radium Girls” from October 3-5 and October 11-13 in the Turner Auditorium. “Radium Girls” is the first of three productions in the 2024-25 season. Written by D.W. Gregory, Theatre TSC’s “Radium Girls” will be performed by a nine-person cast. The play dives deepContinue Reading
TCCTalon Tunes: TCC to TSC—What’s in a Name? Playlist
By Ariel Li | TCCTalon Co-Executive Editor What’s in a name? A name is a symbol. First founded in 1966 by the Florida Legislature, the name Tallahassee Community College was adopted in 1970 by the institution and TCC has been a staple amongst the Florida college system for 58 years. Continue Reading
TCC Talon TV’s April Show: TCC Name Change, Eyrie Magazine Unveiling, Rebirth of Square Mug Cafe, and TCC’s Fine Art Gallery
The Talon’s newest segment, TCC Talon TV, provides students with information about resources, events and organizations at Tallahassee Community College. Students enrolled in JOU2420L produce content for the Talon. For this show, the Talon highlighted Theatre TCC! students, TCC’s upcoming name change, unveiling of the Eyrie magazine, and the rebirthContinue Reading