During the week of Nov. 17, dead fish were seen toward the back of Eckerd College’s campus along the pathway in Alumni Grove. Read more
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During the week of Nov. 17, dead fish were seen toward the back of Eckerd College’s campus along the pathway in Alumni Grove.
On Nov. 18, Eckerd College’s Board of Trustees Chairman John G. Finneran Jr. announced that Dr. Damian J. Fernandez will become Eckerd’s fifth president. Read more
On Saturday, Nov. 2, sophomore Max Fusco said he took matters into his own hands when non-registered persons were found on-campus. Read more
This monday, both Eckerd’s men’s and women’s basketball teams had their home debut against The University of Puerto Rico-Mayaguez at the McArthur Center. Read more
Zach Franco
Assistant News Editor
This year athletes take new forms of drug tests in the Sports Medicine Department’s attempt to make drug testing a quicker and more fair process. Changes include new saliva tests and computer-randomized selection. Read more
Genesis Martinez
Sports and Assistant Design Editor
The likelihood of any Eckerd student being attacked or killed by a shark is lower than them being crushed by a vending machine. But it is our responsibility to prevent any such incident from occurring by being respectful of our role in the ecosystem just beyond Eckerd’s seawall. Read more
Eckerd opened its campus to pets in 1973 to manage animals kept here illegally. The school created new rules to ensure these pets got proper care, but students habitually break them. It’s time to end that pattern. Read more
Joe Opaleski
Opinion Editor
Eckerd’s biology students are researching how the brain is impacted by experience and how pesticides are affecting organisms through an interesting model: the honeybee. Read more
Celina Ceballos
Science Editor
Attracting nature lovers, history fans, adventurists and pet owners alike, Fort De Soto Park has a little something to offer everyone. Read more
Kylee Lindsey
Assistant Science Editor
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