Emory Hutchins joins to discuss the new CAT. 5 Magazine, Eckerd's latest news and new year's resolutions.

An exclusive interview with Eckerd's new student-run business, Boba Bros, as they brew the tea and tapioca pearls for another day of business. Sophomores Gavin Stella and Nate Hilton talk about how they started, lessons learned and their hopes for the future.

Culture Editor Amelie Brazelton talks all things fall, cuffing season, EC-ERT training, cold weather drinks, Glizzy Guys, Eckerd theater and students travelling abroad in Seville.

ECOS Executive Vice President Kambri Henry talks about her goals, scary stories and the best and worst costumes this Halloween.

ECOS President Emma Kelliher discusses Eckerd commencement relocation, and the subsequent protest on Tuesday. Eckerd’s administration informed students last week that the 2026 graduation ceremony will be held at the Bradenton Area Convention Center instead of under a tent on Kappa Field, where it’s been held for the past 20 years. Heat and cancellation due to inclement weather were the main reasons for the change discussed in the original email. Among students, frustrations arose due to the lack of student involvement in the decision and accessibility concerns. A petition was quickly made on change.org, which has amassed over 2,000 signatures in less than a week. Emma Kelliher, the Eckerd student body president and a senior, spoke with the administration about getting the ceremony moved back to Kappa. This week, students walked out of Imagining Justice classes to protest the change outside of the Upham Administration building, where the office of President James Annarelli is located. He invited students inside to discuss the situation, which lasted about 45 minutes. Kelliher was there among the crowd to engage with this discussion.

Maddie Merrick, co-general manager of Eckerd's WECX 99.9, joins to talk about the radio station's new equipment, how they campaigned for the funds and how "radio rules the earth." Also discussions about Eckerd's 2026 commencement relocation, Billie Eilish and a cheese/surf/garden/tea/radio event.

"I don't think the benefits of entertainment outweigh the consequences of people being isolated." Contributing reporter Ila Khare visits to talk about collectively deciding Yik Yak sucks. Also, discussions about the Zeta Pond otters and the Eckerd Film Collective's fall break horror film festival.