Ariel Bondarenko
With the semester coming to a close, Penn State University has started to roll out their alternative grading options once again for Fall 2020 classes. If you think the alternative grading option may be for you, then here is a run down of everything you may be wondering when it comes to the entire process. Continue Reading Everything You Need to Know About the Fall 2020 Alternative Grading Option
Ariel Bondarenko
November 3 is rapidly approaching. Some folks have already voted early, some are making arrangements for how they plan to vote on election Tuesday, and some may be at a crossroads, uncertain as to who they are going put in the ballot for. However, one thing is certain: in order to attract more voters, both presidential candidates are making last minute trips to rally in Bucks County, Pennsylvania just a few days before Election Day. Continue Reading Presidential Candidates Make Last Minute Stops in Bucks County Before Election Day
Ariel Bondarenko
This pandemic has been having an impact on our lives for almost eight months now. And so far, it isn’t showing signs of letting up anytime soon, so much so that the CDC has already begun releasing guidelines for the holiday season and how we should go about seeing family and making celebration plans. Continue Reading ‘Tis the Season, but Make it Socially Distanced
Ariel Bondarenko
Let’s face it: whenever you turn on the TV or scroll through social media, you’re bound to see something about Covid-19 and its devastating impacts. Luckily, though, not all of that news is bad news. In fact, we just may be on the verge of a breakthrough in the Coronavirus vaccine world. Continue Reading Have No Fear, a Covid Vaccine is (Almost?) Here