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There are many ways to find inspiration, here are some suggestions informed by my experiences as a current student at PennState: Continue Reading Small Steps to Finding Inspiration, Ideas, and Self-Improvement
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Kyana Townes
Studies of college students suggest mental health issues are common on campus and that students have moments where they feel as though they will be judged, cannot speak freely, and are feeling alone. Continue Reading Benefits Of Journaling For College Students
Sara Schenk
As midterms approach and the semester kicks into high gear, taking a break to unwind can feel impossible. Luckily, Abington and nearby towns are offering free fall events that are perfect for relaxing with friends, enjoying some good food, and soaking up the festive autumn vibes. Whether you’re looking for live music, local food booths, or just a way to recharge, these events have you covered. Here’s a list of upcoming events you won’t want to miss Continue Reading Fall Into Fun: Free Local Events to De-stress and Celebrate the Season
Book banning has been an ongoing issue in the United States for a number of years. Continue Reading The Growing Concern of Book Banning
Kaela Sherron
For those who might not have a lot of time to invest in reading, here are five classics that were turned into excellent films. Continue Reading Five Classic Literature Adaptations to Watch
Emily Chan
The National Day on Writing event happened on the first floor of the library on Friday, October 20th. The event, Abington Writes! was held in celebration of writing as a scholarly tool and instrument of expression. Continue Reading Abington Students and Faculty Celebrate the National Day on Writing
Emily Chan
Abington Writes! Will be held on the first floor of the Penn State Abington library on Friday October 20th from 12:15-1:15 p.m. Continue Reading National Day on Writing: Abington Writes!
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
E. Connor
On September 17, the Jenkintown Arts Fest spanned the ten blocks between West Avenue, Leedom Street, Summit Avenue, and Greenwood Avenue. Continue Reading Jenkintown Arts Fest Supports Local Businesses
Emily Chan
With the overwhelming number of books that are banned, you’d think that the process is as quick and graceless as picking out what to make for dinner. In reality, that’s hardly the case. Continue Reading How a Book Becomes Banned