By Elizabeth Scalzo Editor-in-Chief The spring 2021 semester is coming to a close fast, but there are many questions that are up in the air regarding fall 2021. FDU announced there is a plan to resume mostly in-person operations and a requirement for student vaccinations prior to the […]
By Elizabeth Scalzo Editor-in-Chief When The Equinox moved entirely online last spring, I was scared as to what that would mean. What were we going to do? Where would we be a year from then? Hindsight is always 20/20 and this year has been amazing for The Equinox. […]
By Elizabeth Scalzo and Amaya Morales Editor-in-Chief and Managing Editor Our professors have been the backbone of the university during the pandemic. Even when they all had to learn new technology on their own last spring, they still showed up and were here to help educate us. “There […]
By Elizabeth Scalzo Editor-in-Chief Growing up in a small town in central Pennsylvania, patriotism was a part of who you are. Surrounded by blue-collar workers, in a town built because of coal mining, you were always proud to say you were an American. I thought about how I […]
By Jordan Sugick Special Correspondent WASHINGTON,D.C.– As Inauguration is steadily approaching, I reflect on the past few weeks and how much living in Washington, D.C., has changed. In the days before the insurrection in the United States Capitol, I prepared for what seemed like another day. I wasn’t […]
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