By Johnathan Miller Special Correspondent President Trump said he knew, even before the first recorded death, how deadly COVID-19 could be while simultaneously admitting to downplaying the risk to the American people. That is according to Washington Post Associate Editor Bob Woodward, who interviewed President Trump over several […]
By Anthony Covino Sports Editor With the NEC deciding to postpone and likely cancel fall sports this year due to the coronavirus pandemic, the future of FDU winter and spring sports hangs in the balance. The NEC presidents are scheduled to reconvene by Oct. 1 to discuss how […]
By Johnathan Miller Special Correspondent The general election for president, as well the down-ballot races like Congress, is only 56 days away. Now that both the Democratic and Republican National Conventions have concluded, it is only a matter of time before the American people vote. Time is quickly […]
By Jhoana T. Merino-Martinez News Editor As we know, many student organizations and programs on campus have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Radio station 89.1 WFDU-HD3, a free-formatted station staffed and run by FDU students, also has born the brunt. Following the university decision to switch to […]
By Jhoana T. Merino-Martinez and Nadia Tejeda News Editor and Equinox Advertisement Team Member A huge drop in resident students for the fall semester means inevitable job cuts for student resident assistants (R.A.s). “At this time, we have 343 residents who have registered to live on campus,” Rebecca […]
