Bailey Reid
It’s almost summer, and with Spring Semester classes letting out, a lot of us will have extra free time. With so many options to fill our days, it can be hard to find the perfect activity. Luckily, there are many local places that offer unique experiences and opportunities. Continue Reading Summer is Here: Local Activities to Try Near Campus
Arielle Podoksik
Wawa’s tagline “Gotthava Wawa” couldn’t ring more true.
There’s no better place to stop in to grab a bite to eat, get an energized sports drink, grab a cup of coffee, or get some trail mix. The endless options at Wawa keeps customers coming back for more. If you’re on the go or just lazy to cook for yourself in your dorm, don’t threat, stop in for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. It’s quick, easy, delicious and not too far from Penn State Abington. Continue Reading The Timeless Experience of Wawa
Hana Oakes
Glancing over climate change and veganism, one may not think they’re connected. The reality of the matter is they are, in more ways than one. Continue Reading Veganism and Climate Change
Hana Oakes
While passing the refrigerated drinks in the grocery store you may have eyed a sign that reads Kombucha, and an array of colorful bottles below it. Many mistakenly pass by this beverage, unaware of its many health benefits and tangy taste, brushing it off as just another unknown grocery store item. Continue Reading Kombucha: The Healing Tea
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
Convenience is key, especially as a college student. We’re always looking for affordable ways to eat, and vending machines are a quick solution. Frequently placed around campuses and other public places, vending machines provide cheap foods that we can eat on the go. Despite the delicious taste of these popular foods, there are some hidden dangers found in their ingredient lists. Continue Reading Check The Ingredient List: The Hidden Dangers of Vending Machine Foods
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
Cristian Rodriguez
The annual Spring Health Fair was back on campus on March 23rd. Funded by the Donna Caddick Endowment, and hosted by Lifesavers and Red Cross, presenters helped educate students on a variety of health topics.
Continue Reading Abington’s Annual Spring Health Fair (2022)
Bailey Reid
Finding affordable clothes and dorm decor can sometimes be a challenge for college students. Shopping doesn’t always have to be an expensive endeavor, however. With the increasing popularity of thrift stores that benefit charities, college students can save money and help people in their community. Continue Reading College Shopping on a Budget
Adrienne Cooper
For the last two years, Covid-19 has isolated people, around the world. Social distancing shut down international travel. But that has begun to change. Since September 2021, as the Department of Education began to consider things like being able to attend school in person, life has started to feel a little bit normal. That includes study abroad. Continue Reading Study Abroad “IR A ESPANA”