Hurricane Dorian hit the islands of Abaco and Grand Bahama in The Bahamas as a Category 5 hurricane in late August. Although the current death toll is at 51, there are 1,300 people that remain unaccounted for and an estimated 70,000 displaced as a result of the storm. Read more
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ECOS is currently hosting its senatorial elections, where hopefuls from each dorm plan to improve their communities. Voting for senators began…
ECOS is currently hosting its senatorial elections, where hopefuls from each dorm plan to improve their communities. Voting for senators began Sept. 16 at 9:00 a.m. and ends Sept. 20 at 12:00 p.m. Read more
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An electrical fire broke out in Seibert 202 Wednesday morning. The exact time of the fire is unknown, according to Director, Campus Safety and Security Tonya Womack. While the cause of the fire was electrical, the exact event or malfunction that triggered the fire is yet to be disclosed. Read more
For student athletes, focusing on the physical demands of a sport can overshadow mental wellness and body recovery. Through adding mindful performance yoga in their training, athletes can find mental clarity through body movement in order to prevent injury and increase their endurance capabi… Read more
Erin Matozel
Culture Editor
Laila Forstmane spent four hours everyday for a month this summer training for a major golf competition in her home country, Latvia. After competing and placing 15th at the Finnish Amateur Championship on Aug. 10, Forstmane returned to Latvia to win the Latvia Open at Ozo Golf Club in Riga o… Read more
Genesis Martinez
Sports and Assistant Design Editor
Housing Office is getting creative to find everyone a place to live. Unfortunately, their solutions so far have been to offer students crowded triples and overpriced off-campus living. Read more
Joe Opaleski
Opinion Editor
For almost a decade, the Eckerd Health Promotion department has been implementing what they call the Eckerd Smoke-Free Initiative. Read more
On Sept. 20, thousands of Americans will walk out of their places of work to demand action from political leaders about the climate crisis, including in St. Petersburg. Scubi Jew club leaders are rounding up students and faculty of Eckerd to join this call for action as co-sponsors for the event. Read more
Celina Ceballos
Science Editor
The Reduce Single-Use project, started in fall 2018 by a group of scientists, students and administrators on campus, has big plans for this fall semester in continuing to encourage the Eckerd community to reduce plastics. Read more
Celina Ceballos
Science Editor
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