In a new contract signed last fall, new laundry machines were high on the agenda for maintenance of the facilities. Student complaints regardi…
In a new contract signed last fall, new laundry machines were high on the agenda for maintenance of the facilities. Student complaints regarding their clothes being drenched following a round of drying even reached Eckerd President James J Annarelli, who forwarded the complaint to the Housin… Read moreLaundry facilities to be updated throughout April
Counseling Services has brought group therapy to Eckerd this spring semester to give students more opportunities to connect with their peers over common concerns. Read moreEckerd Counseling Services now offering group therapy sessions
Maddie Reifsteck was elected 2023-2024 president of the Eckerd College Organization of Students on Friday after five days of voting. Read moreReifsteck wins 2023 ECOS Presidential race, Madi Ryan for EVP
“When I think about Eckerd College, I think about Bill Butter,” Andrew Boyle, a 2020 graduate, said. Read moreBye bye Billy Buttner, and thank you
On Sunday in Glendale, Arizona, the Philadelphia Eagles, who were last seen in the 2018 Super Bowl defeating the Patriots way back when Tom Brady was theirs, lost against the Kansas City Chiefs, whose last Super Bowl appearance was also against Tom Brady, but in 2021 while he wore a Buccanee… Read moreChiefs v. Birds: Super Bowl LVII
No one instrument has done more damage to the female psyche than the guitar. Ask a woman her greatest fear, and, after the obvious ones, she will probably say a serenade. Right now, the United States has no protocol in place to prevent men from buying guitars. Read moreHow to stop the male guitarist epidemic
The recent attacks on public education by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis are unjust and unwarranted. Dystopian future novels such as “Fahrenheit 451” and “1984” may seem far-off, but the censorship being proposed by DeSantis crosses the gray line that keeps these novel ideas fictionalized. Read moreDeSantis: Stop messing with Florida education
Have you ever heard the saying “don’t reinvent the wheel?” Dr. Tracy Fanara asked the audience at a recent CPS event at Eckerd College. Read moreFor Women in STEM, success is a mix of passion and perseverance
On Saturday, Feb. 11, students and community members gathered in Fox Hall to discuss the strategies for developing urban agriculture in the Tampa Bay area. The event was organized by the new St. Pete Center for Civic Engagement and Social Impact and run by Professor of Environmental Studies … Read moreEckerd helps build community of urban agriculture advocates
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