By Amaya Morales Managing Editor Since returning to campus, FDU admin have been finding ways to tackle COVID-19 and protect the community. To learn more, The Equinox reached out to Dr. Robert Pignatello, the new senior vice president for university operations for a Zoom interview. In the meeting, […]
By Amaya Morales Managing Editor The remnants of Hurricane Ida caused FDU students to scramble to safety as New Jersey got hit with high winds and torrential rain late Wednesday night. Rain flooded northern New Jersey, triggering a state of emergency as declared by Gov. Phil Murphy. “Got […]
By Elizabeth Scalzo and Jen Malti Editor-in-Chief and Assistant Sports Editor The communications industry is hurtling forward, driven by the broad adoption of smartphone technology and connected through social media. The changes over the last 10 years have been dramatic globally, and at FDU. In February, the university […]
By Elizabeth Scalzo and Jennifer Malti Editor-in-Chief and Assistant Sports Editor The more-than-a-decade-long decline in enrollment in the FDU communication is leading to a rethinking of the program. That is complicating students’ route to an on-time graduation as a result of more-limited course offerings. Gabriel Watson, a Metro […]
By Elizabeth Scalzo and Jennifer Malti Editor-in-Chief and Assistant Sports Editor FDU is halting freshman admittance to the Metro communication program for the 2021-2022 school year. That was the stark news that Geoffrey Weinman, the dean of the Becton College of Arts and Science, shared in a Feb. […]
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