By Amaya Morales Managing Editor FDU’s 79th annual Academic Convocation, like classes, was virtual this year, streamed for all on YouTube. The ceremonies revolved around the seriousness of the COVID-19 pandemic with a glimpse of hope for a future together on campus. Three awards were given out to […]
By Amaya Morales Managing Editor Week 2 of online classes got off to a bumpy start as professors and students failed to connect via Zoom on Monday morning. As the Zoom connectivity issues became apparent, students and faculty received an email Tech Alert regarding the matter at 9:59 […]
By Johnathan MillerStaff Writer A week after the Democratic National Convention (DNC), the Republican Party launches its convention today, Aug. 24, signaling the fall campaign of the 2020 presidential election. Conventions mark the start of the general election since they are held in the summer and bring a […]
By Elizabeth Scalzo Editor-in-Chief 2020 has tested my patience and continues to pile stress into my life, as I hear it has for many other students. Starting classes online was a nightmare for many of us. Equinox staffers recounted their first days last week, and I evaluated my […]
By Elizabeth Scalzo Editor-in-Chief Christopher Caldiero is the new deputy chairman of the FDU Communication department, with responsibility for the Metropolitan campus, Gary Radford, the chairman of the communication department, announced by email Friday. The email was sent to 37 FDU student emails for the Metropolitan communication department. […]
