By Naniyah McClain Student Lifestyle Editor Syracuse University’s “Otto the Orange,” Oregon State’s “Puddles the Duck” and then FDU’s “Knightro.” FDU is looking for a student to step up as the new face of Knightro. Even though the FDU community is not sure of when the new mascot […]
Like how many things have changed, Ramadan was bound to differ in a pandemic. To shed light on how this traditional period shifted, FDU student Ayah Ibrahim created a short video for her Digital Storytelling class that encapsulates the spirit of Ramadan and adaptation in a year like […]
By John Mineses Staff Writer FDU’s fraternities and sororities continue to prove their bonds are stronger than ever by delivering great virtual experiences while looking ahead to in-person Greek events for the upcoming school year. The coronavirus pandemic and the protocols that have all but closed the Metro […]
By Jhoana T. Merino-Martinez News Editor The 2021 Greek Life recruitment season ended April 10, so how does it compare with the years prior? When FDU shifted to remote instruction in mid-March 2020, all campus activities were cancelled in accordance with coronavirus protocols. As a result,Greek life traditions, […]
By Jhoana T. Merino-Martinez News Editor Here we are on Earth Day in 2021, but all we’re hearing is cricket noises. This Earth Day marks the second straight without a significant on-campus observance as we mark the start of a second year of living with COVID-19 restrictions. Last […]
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