Anger, disappointment, exhaustion and betrayal were the feelings that pervaded the Black Student Alliance’s (BSA) peaceful demonstration this Tuesday on the library lawn, where student activists gave...
By Sabrina Salovitz and Eagle Media Staff
On Saturday, the Black Student Alliance (BSA) announced that it will host a peaceful demonstration in response to remarks made by student senators during...
By Nina Mendes
News & Features Editor
The live entertainment industry has faced great adversity since the worldwide outbreak of COVID-19. In March of last year, venues across the country were forced...
By Elyssa Morataya
Contributing Writer
The journalism industry is struggling. New journalists are facing obstacles at almost every turn. Between social media, a distrusting public and a post-pandemic world,...
Last week, students and faculty at FGCU gathered in the Cohen Center for A Capitol Conversation. The event was organized in response to the anxieties surrounding the riot at the Capitol earlier this month.
“We...
By Katie Fogarty
Contributing Writer
FGCU issued free optional COVID-19 saliva PCR tests for students and staff to take before leaving for winter break, according to fgcu.edu/coronaupdate.
“The Winter...
Riley Hazel, Contributing Writer
• January 23, 2021
FGCU’s Campus Dining has released an updated spring schedule complete with new hours and closures. BYOB, Boar’s Head and the Marketplace at Howard Hall were hit the hardest, closing for the remainder...
By Patience Cole
Contributing Writer
Tucked away on the side of South Tamiami Trail is a zero-waste shop called Conscious Space.
During the past year, despite the challenges of COVID-19, Conscious Space...
By Katie Loudermilk
Staff Writer
Did 2020 really end?
Although the calendar says it is 2021, the world does not seem that much different.
After COVID-19 led to millions of deaths, unemployment rates...
