During these times, it can be difficult to keep school spirit alive — especially virtually. However, this doesn’t mean students, current and incoming, have to miss out! The Equinox is teaming up with FDU’s clubs to effectively connect the student body through a more mainstream virtual platform. Simply […]
By Naniyah McClain Staff Writer The “Post Election Justice, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion” webinar on Wednesday, Nov. 4, asked a lot of participants: to connect with our collective humanity and learn to let empathy and compassion rule over divisiveness and fear. Led by Bart Bailey (BS ’90/BA ’99), […]
By Jhoana T. Merino-Martinez News Editor Courses in science, arts, nursing, hospitality, computer science, social sciences and more will be offered in person in the spring semester, Campus Executive Steve Nelson said in an email on Nov. 11. The Equinox contacted Nelson to learn more about the precautions […]
By Jhoana T. Merino-Martinez News Editor The crowded, spirited and bustling energy of events past is drastically different from how FDU celebrated halloween in the age of the coronavirus pandemic. 2020 Knight of the Living Dead took place on Saturday, Oct. 31, and was put into two parts […]
By Jhoana T. Merino-Martinez News Editor FDU’s adoption of Duo authentication technology for increased security has led to double trouble, some students say. A system-wide announcement on Sept. 14 mandated all students to register for Cisco Duo Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA). The email provided a link to register before […]
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