How we consume news nowadays is often quick (in part due to decreasing attention span¹). News outlets take that into consideration, and it seems like all you need to know is the first few lines you read upon clicking on an article. Continue Reading All You Need to Know (or is it?)
Emily Lang
Lionpath, the university’s system for students’ academics, recently added a new search option for courses with low- or no-cost required textbooks. Continue Reading New Class Search Attribute: Lionpath’s Solution to the Textbook Problem?
Emily Lang
I spoke with Luzeckyj, unravelling the passion and story behind the Woodland exhibition. Continue Reading Q&A with Orest Luzeckyj, the Artist Behind Woodland’s Monsters
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For students, the end of the WGA strike is far from the end of the conversation about workers’ rights, and in particular, the role of artificial intelligence.
Continue Reading Battle’s Done, but War’s not Over: Students’ Views on WGA Strike
Emily Lang
September is Hispanic Heritage Month, and for Penn State Abington, it will also be a month full of events, starting with “The Walk of Immigrants,” presented by Saul Flores. Continue Reading Saul Flores’ “Walk of Immigrants”: Kicking Off a Celebration of Heritage