Emily DesRoches
During election seasons, 18” by 24” placards with a candidate’s name can be seen in front yards, and along roadsides by passersby. However, where do these signs stem from? And what are their effects? Continue Reading What is the Purpose of Campaign Signs?
A.R.A
Brain Kennedy, Alec Tyson, and Emily Saks, all writers for Pew Research Center, conducted a survey which found that at least 27% of Americans said they interacted with AI several times per day. Continue Reading How AI is a Part of Our Daily Lives
Stanly Kubrick, a Clairvoyant or a Main Part of “The Club?”
Stanly Kubrick, one of the greatest directors in cinema history, oeuvre spans from science fiction and crime to epic historical dramas. Within his thirteen productions, one stood invaluable looking from the current context: Eyes Wide Shut (1999). Continue Reading Eyes Wide Shut and Its Implications
Emily DesRoches Staying up late is familiar for college students, no matter the reason for it. Yet, why do they… Continue Reading Revenge Bedtime Procrastination – Do You Have It?
Taylor Wang
For students looking to better prepare for papers, final exams, or any study for that matter, Penn State Libraries are here to help. Continue Reading Penn State Libraries and Their Resources
Mason Wadleigh
Penn State won their White Out game of the 2024 season against the Washington Huskies, 35-6. The game drew a massive crowd of 110,233 students, all donning white. The school and its students prepared for the most electric moment of its season. Continue Reading “WE ARE!” the History of the White Out Game.
This past week saw two major traditions come to pass across the United States. Everyone knows about Halloween, but there… Continue Reading A Night of Sugar and Skulls
Yusif Kanan The Brandeis Program, a recently founded program at Penn State Abington, is a trailblazer in its sphere, uniquely… Continue Reading Meet The Brandeis Program
Mason Wadleigh
As the end of the semester approaches, so does the Internship and Career Fair, where dozens of employers hosted stations of information with hopes of recruiting Penn State Abington students into the workforce. Continue Reading Here’s the Facts About the Internship and Career Fair.
Sara Schenk
Voting is a key part of adulthood, but for new voters, figuring out where to go, what to bring, and who or what is on the ballot can feel like a maze. College students especially are bombarded with information in the form of canvassing, endless mail, texts, and phone calls leading up to elections, which can quickly turn excitement into exhaustion. Continue Reading Vote: Staying Informed Without Confusion