New initiatives have been set to help facilitate the conversation on sexual assault and the Title IX process between students and faculty, according to an email sent by President Donald Eastman to the Eckerd community, on Feb. 6. Read more
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New initiatives have been set to help facilitate the conversation on sexual assault and the Title IX process between students and faculty, acc…
Around 200 students stood in solidarity in front of Sheen Auditorium on Wednesday Feb. 5, 2020 before a faculty meeting at 1:40 p.m. In solemn silence, students held various signs, wore body paint, make-up and outfits to represent their cause against the administration’s alleged mishandling … Read more
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An Eckerd junior is suing the college for damages allegedly caused by poor lighting and a lack of warnings near the library, according to a lawsuit filed by her lawyer, Christian Denmon. The complaint was filed in late October 2019 in the Pinellas Circuit Court. Read more
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Genesis Martinez
Sports and Assistant Design Editor
Eckerd’s scholarship sports are part of the NCAA’s Division II. Division II schools rely on a “partial-scholarship model,” which means that the budgets are designed so that athletes will, in most cases, only receive some athletics-based financial aid for their expenses—making it very rare fo… Read more
Genesis Martinez
Sports and Assistant Design Editor
The United States has historically welcomed refugees across its borders and into its communities. As students, and college faculty, we should continue that tradition by answering calls to action. Read more
Joe Opaleski
Opinion Editor
Student-faculty dynamics show the politics of college campuses. When one group makes a decision it can lead to tension from the other. These interactions fuel the learning environments we live in by creating small-scale examples of large-scale problems. Eckerd’s recent dealings with lawsuits… Read more
Joe Opaleski
Opinion Editor
Eckerd students are surveying and tagging the North American horseshoe crab (Limulus polyphemus) with Visiting Professor of Marine Science Eron Higgins to learn more about the distribution and population sizes of these ancient arthropods. Read more
Kylee Lindsey
Assistant Science Editor
Despite the waterfront views and beautiful sunsets, Eckerd’s campus lies right next to a not-so-beautiful sight: a wastewater treatment plant. Read more
Celina Ceballos
Science Editor
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