On Thursday May 6, Afro-American Society (AAS) held a silent protest in Upham Quad demanding changes from President Damián Fernández and the Eckerd administration regarding diversity, equity and inclusion issues on campus. Read more
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On Thursday May 6, Afro-American Society (AAS) held a silent protest in Upham Quad demanding changes from President Damián Fernández and the E…
The Seed Library in the Armacost Library officially opened on April 12, 2021, featuring over 50 varieties of edible plants, herbs and wildflower seeds. Anyone on campus can use these seeds to make their own personal garden or contribute to community gardens. This project has been in the work… Read more
When students walked to their morning classes on May 6, they saw a QR code posted on the expression boards all over Eckerd’s campus with a simple message: “YOUR WHITENESS IS SHOWING.” After scanning, the code takes you to a black page covered in caution tape and disclaimer attached. Read more
Eckerd’s beloved sense of competition and school spirit was hit hard when the pandemic cancelled all sports. The school’s ritual of sitting sideline as rugby games were played on Kappa Field has since become a memory, or so we thought. Read more
Chloe Carter
Co-Sports Editor
There is nothing stronger than a bond of friendship through the respect and hard work of sports. This is exactly the case with the head coaches of the Eckerd’s Men’s and Women’s Basketball. Read more
Chloe Carter
Co-Sports Editor
Eckerd made the right call Read more
Celina Ceballos
Co-Science Editor
Genesis Martinez
Co-Sports Editor
Despite St. Petersburg committing to 100% renewable energy in 2016, a new bill is moving quickly through the Florida state legislature that may reverse this progress, effectively banning all 100% renewable energy commitments. Essentially, this bill will prohibit the banning of fossil fuels a… Read more
On April 21, the “Art for the Ocean'' event showcased digital and physical pieces of artwork created with and focusing on plastics. Students could peruse the artwork at Hough Quad, asking the creators about their pieces and voting on their favorite one. Read more
In January 2021, sophomore environmental studies and biology major Jayden Jech stood quietly on the edge of Fox Hall Pond, watching the birds peacefully float in the water. For his ornithology winter term course, he closely observed the birds on campus, taking surveys and writing down intere… Read more
Celina Ceballos
Co-Science Editor
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