This coming fall, the Human Experience and Imagining Justice Curriculums will be reworked allowing for students to have a different education …
This coming fall, the Human Experience and Imagining Justice Curriculums will be reworked allowing for students to have a different education from previous years. Associate Dean for General Education Heather Vincent said the second semester of Human Experience will be officially renamed to F… Read more
After seven themed housing proposals from Resident Advisors (RAs), Residence Life and Housing approved two new themed housing options on April 15. The new Global Experience House and the Artistic Crafts House will be optional housing for returning students in Fall 2022. Along with these new … Read more
On March 24, senior creative writing and Spanish major Erin Matozel finished a Spanish translated version of the Armacost Library’s self-guided tour with help from Visiting Instruction and Outreach Librarian Jenica Ibarra. Matozel created the tour for her Spanish capstone project. Read more
On March 1, the Eckerd College Women’s Basketball team held strong against no. 6 seeded Nova Southeastern University in the first round of the Sunshine State Conference playoffs, finishing with a score of 81-66. The team will advance to the semi-finals to play Florida Southern College in Lak… Read more
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Wednesday, Feb. 2 marked the 36 annual National Girls & Women in Sports Day. According to the Women’s Sports Foundation, the celebration is meant to inspire women and girls everywhere to be active and realize their true potential. Read more
As the Russia and Ukraine War continues to grow and call for international attention, it has become clear that social media is now one of the driving sources of real-time documentation of events. Because of this increased social media representation, large amounts of users and time spent onl… Read more
The Parental Rights in Education bill, which many people call the “Don’t Say Gay” bill, has harmful implications for students in Florida schools as it will inevitably lead to confusion, neglect and further prejudice against people in the LBGTQIA community. Read more
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If you’ve eaten at one of the school’s cafeterias or Triton’s Pub, you may have seen the green composting bins located near the trash receptacles. Eckerd has been composting for over ten years after its program was originally started as a student club. Composting is the method of taking food… Read more
A manatee takes a breath of air in a Florida spring. Read more
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