On Sat. Sept. 25, students hosted a “Heaven and Hell” themed party in the Nu Complex where students dressed up as angels and devils to gather …
On Sat. Sept. 25, students hosted a “Heaven and Hell” themed party in the Nu Complex where students dressed up as angels and devils to gather in the complex’s courtyard. Just before 1 a.m., a fight broke out in the courtyard near the complex’s grill and a makeshift DJ booth. Senior Shawn Rus… Read more
On Apr. 30, the Eckerd College Housing Office sent an email to all students saying the ongoing need to reserve rooms for quarantine cases and the high volume of students needing on-campus housing “suggests that our available housing inventory will not be sufficient to meet student demand.” O… Read more
On Monday Aug. 16, Eckerd College held their traditional Ceremony of Lights. The ceremony was originally planned for Aug. 15 but was postponed due to severe thunderstorms. Despite the change of plans, thunderstorms still interrupted the ceremony on its rain date. Read more
Crediting college athletics as a “commitment” would be an understatement. Between practices, games and the requirement of acceptable academic performance, it’s safe to say that those who devote their collegiate years towards sports have a lot on their plate. Eckerd’s student athletes’ notice… Read more
2020 put athletics and the world on pause. Eckerd students helped out their own way, and as of September 10, 2021, 90% of the campus is vaccinated to prevent the spread of COVID-19. With more of the campus vaccinated, this opens up the opportunity for campus life to return to normal and incl… Read more
We accomplished our goal of reaching a vaccination rate of 85 percent and, because of this, events like Casino Night and the Glow Party were allowed to be put on during Autumn Term. Both events were mask-optional for vaccinated individuals, and both nights gave a sense of community and the o… Read more
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Eckerd College has around 300 water bottle filters systems to help its students and faculty remain hydrated. In 2018, the school received a $115,124 grant from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Marine Debris Program to encourage the rapid growth of these systems around ca… Read more
When COVID-19 was first discussed around campus, the world was filled with uncertainty about what to do. This uncertainty spread throughout Eckerd, and after a long hiatus from in-person classes, the 2020 fall semester began with new rules and regulations. These changes included a new protoc… Read more
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