Covering the Days and Knights of the FDU Metropolitan Campus
By Timothy Zubov Editor-in-Chief As the COVID-19 pandemic extends into its fourth year, global populations are navigating a new normal that includes living with the virus. Despite the initial declaration of the pandemic’s end in 2022, several waves spurred by…
By Kayra Ramirez Advertising Manager Nearly 120 FDU students, as well as Greeks from other universities, came together to represent their fraternities and sororities for the Fall 2023 semester on Sept. 21. The Meet the Greeks event was held at…
By Kayra Ramirez Advertising Manager Nearly 80 people lined up at the Office of Student Life on Sept. 20 to either volunteer or watch their friends get hypnotized at the Knight Club for a hypnosis show. Magician Mark Zacharia has…
By Timothy Zubov Editor-in-Chief In a delightful turn of events, Janet Boyd, the Dean of Maxwell Becton College, paid a visit to The Equinox newsroom Friday for our weekly general staff meeting. Her entrance was made even more memorable with…
By Michael Velez Staff Writer On Wednesday night, Fairleigh Dickinson University’s area behind the Student Union Building came alive with food, games, and music. Organized by the Inter-Greek Council, the event drew a diverse group of students, reflecting the inclusive…
By Wren Revere News Editor Have you used ChatGPT? If you haven’t sought out AI yourself, you have probably heard of some form of it in your classes recently, whether it be ChatGPT’s language model or DALL-E 2’s art generator.…
By Smarlyn Rodriguez Staff Writer 8/29/23 – Report of a note being left in the residence hall room. 8/30/23 – Student reported damage to his vehicle, which was parked in the North lot. 8/31/23 – Alcohol found in the common…
By Timothy Zubov Editor-in-Chief As I type out these words, the humbling weight of my position as the newly appointed Editor-in-Chief of The Equinox rests gently on my shoulders. Over the last three years, I’ve had the honor of being…
By Timothy Zubov Editor-in-Chief Commuter and residence life are two distinct experiences on the metro campus. While residential students have the advantage of proximity and constant immersion in campus activities, commuters often need to be more intentional in seeking out…
By Timothy Zubov (Editor-in-Chief) and Kayra Ramirez (Advertising & Social Media Manager) Editor-in-Chief and Advertising Manager The beautiful skies of September bear the weight of the memories they hold. Over two decades have passed, but the echoes of Sept. 11,…
