Current students, faculty and staff are able to get a free subscription to the online New York Times, gaining access to any article from the newspaper’s first issue in 1851 to today. Read more
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Current students, faculty and staff are able to get a free subscription to the online New York Times, gaining access to any article from the n…
Hillel hosted a conversation between Jewish students, Campus Rabbi Ed Rosenthal, and students of all backgrounds on Oct. 29. Read more
rty recently placed second in the 2018 Elie Wiesel Foundation Prize in Ethics Essay Contest. She took home $2,500 in prize money and became the first Eckerd student to ever win this distinction. Read more
The Eckerd golf team traveled to Orlando for the McDonough Cup on Oct. 29 and 30, where they competed against teams from other undergraduate schools to close off the fall season. Read more
The Sunshine State Conference (SSC) has begun to divvy out their all-conference awards for the 2018 season, and Eckerd is on their list. Read more
While JUUL electronic brand cigarettes may seem appealing with their sleek design, small size and variety of flavors, the harsh reality is that JUULs are bad for both people and the environment. Read more
Students of Beta-Kennedy woke Oct. 21 to see pro-Trump graffiti on the dorm’s expression board outside. It was covered up shortly after with art of equality and LGBT awareness. When it comes to political ideals, graffiti has historically been used for activism, but the graffiti on Sunday was… Read more
Bindi is a 3-year-old Australian Shepard mix belonging to junior Sydney Adams, who adopted Bindi while working as a veterinary assistant in high school. Read more
The Marine Science Club hosted the first annual Eckerd College STEM Festival on Thursday, Oct. 25. All students were welcome to come to this event in order to network with the organizations and have fun with activities and raffles. Read more
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