Ethan Rauch
For those who are looking to be introduced to the fantasy genre, or for long-lived fantasy fans who want to find a new addicting franchise to latch onto, look no further than Brandon Sanderson’s novel ‘Mistborn: The Final Empire’. Continue Reading ‘Mistborn’ Book Review
Cristian Rodriguez
Abington Students looking for a major to choose should look no further. The Health Humanities major will be introduced in the fall for students to take. To find out more about the incoming major, I talked to Dr. Friederike Baer. Continue Reading Abington’s New Health Humanities Major
Adrienne Cooper Great news fellow Michael Jackson fans! A musical event will be happening starting next year. Look out for… Continue Reading A Michael Jackson Broadway Musical Tour Is Coming in 2023!
Joseph Handlin
A few days ago, Penn State Abington had its very own performance on campus, EXIT: A Banquet Piece. A performance based on A Winter’s Tale by William Shakespeare that began in the Sutherland Plaza. Soon we were guided to the IM Field to be seated.
Continue Reading EXIT: A Banquet Piece, Review
Joseph Handlin The moment we at the Abington Sun heard about a student performance on campus, we had to get… Continue Reading Abington Students Respond to Shakespeare in a New Performance
Bailey Reid We all remember the excitement we used to feel walking into a Barnes and Noble as kids. However,… Continue Reading #BookTok’s Impact on “Old-Fashioned” Reading
Hana Oakes
Getting back into the flow of balancing school work and down time can be difficult to say the least. Dealing with lectures and homework can become overwhelming and everyone needs to break to do what they like or simply take it easy. While watching tv shows or movies can certainly give your brain a break, staring at a screen for an extremely long time can also become tiring in itself. A simple solution to this is reading… but for pleasure! Continue Reading Reading for pleasure: Submarine
Brianna DiMaio
Art can be full of passion, creativity, and beauty. A great way for students at Penn State Abington to further explore their interest in art is the extensive art program offered at the university. This program not only provides the opportunity for students to submit their own artwork, but it also offers internships and study abroad programs. Continue Reading Works of Art–Penn State Abington’s Art Program
Davis Huth
With the Halloween season already underway, finding a festive pastime to occupy the rest of month and fall can be a challenge if you suffer from a lack of direction, inspiration for atmospheric activities or have checked several horror films off your streaming watchlist already. For any horror fans who are interested in starting a novel this October, here are five books from a wide range of publication dates, from the 1800’s all the way to the year 2000: Continue Reading Five Spooky Books for the Halloween Season
Brianna Cover
COVID-19 has slowed job growth, and according to the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities has left 25% of United States workers without income. Continue Reading Pivoting: In the Age of Corona