The Eckerd College Emergency Response Team (EC-ERT) serves the Eckerd community as a student-run organization dedicated to safety on campus while fostering camaraderie among the team of responders. Read more
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The Eckerd College Emergency Response Team (EC-ERT) serves the Eckerd community as a student-run organization dedicated to safety on campus wh…
On Sunday Oct. 6, ECQSA hosted their biannual “Burn the Closet” event. Students from all different identities came together to smash a closet door with a sledgehammer and then symbolically burn the remaining pieces. Read more
On Oct. 1 every year, an annual crime and fire report is published and distributed to the Eckerd community online, through the office of Campus Safety and Security. Read more
Eckerd Women’s Rugby defeated the USF Women’s Rugby team on Saturday, Oct. 6 with an win of 78-15 in their friendly home opener. The fans showed up on the hot fall day as the ladies started the season off with a bang. Read more
Eckerd men’s soccer team held a lead against No. 12 Francis Marion of South Carolina until the 85th minute of the match on Saturday, Sept. 28. Neither team was able to secure the golden goal in double overtime leading to a 1-1 draw. Read more
Genesis Martinez
Sports and Assistant Design Editor
It’s 10:30 p.m. on a Thursday evening. You are halfway through your psychology paper hoping to be able to finish it so you can get to bed before midnight. But all of a sudden the people in the room next to you start blasting music. It’s not like you can say anything; it’s not quiet hours yet… Read more
In 1960, Kennedy beat Nixon in the first televised debate because he looked and sounded good, while Nixon appeared sweaty and disheveled. This debate ushered in a new era of politics by emphasizing appearance over content. Read more
Joe Opaleski
Opinion Editor
Eckerd College is well known for its appeal in the field of marine science. Although most students follow in the biology track, it’s not all that the major has to offer. Read more
Kylee Lindsey
Assistant Science Editor
The Reduce Single-Use project has placed black bins outside of Omega, Nu, and Kappa dorms for students to properly recycle solo-style cups. A new partnership with TerraCycle has given Eckerd's community a chance to correctly recycle their weekend staples: red solo cups. Read more
Celina Ceballos
Science Editor
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