Ryan Shea
The 2017 film Justice League turned out to be a critical and audience flop, and many attributed this to the removal of director Zack Snyder during the production of the movie. From this, fans of Snyder begged for years to have Snyder’s vision of the movie be fully released, with those who weren’t fans of Snyder being skeptical over such a version of the movie even existing. Continue Reading Freedom of the Justice
Peter Jaskiewicz
Are you an aspiring writer? Do you want others to read your short stories or poems? Do you want your work to be seen across the commonwealth? If so, then do I have a place for you! Continue Reading Penn State’s “A Night at the Circus” Short Story Contest
Ryan Shea
Daft Punk is a renowned electronic duo band from France formed in 1993 known for revolutionizing the electronic music scene for their long-lasting tenure. Continue Reading A Fizzle of the Electronic Scene
Ryan Shea
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, many public events have had a lid shut on them in order to maintain health and safety. Continue Reading Mardi Gras 2021: What You Need to Know
Peter Jaskiewicz
One day, you decide to pack an apple for lunch. Instead of having it whole, you cut the apple into slices and pack them into a plastic bag. Come lunchtime, and you notice the apple slices are now a brownish tint. They also have a different taste compared to how it was when you cut it.
You would think this apple went bad after leaving them alone. However, the apple is still edible despite this change. What happened was an example of enzymatic browning, or a chain of biochemical reactions. Continue Reading Why Do Apples Turn Brown When Cut?
John Mitchell
Dr. Marissa Nicosia, Assistant Professor of Renaissance Literature, was kind enough to sit down and talk to us about her research on historical recipes. Continue Reading Penn State Abington Faculty Interview: Dr. Nicosia
Gabriela Restituyo
During this pandemic, while trying to maintain motivated for school, we have also grown bored of the same old same old. Being stuck inside staring at our screens (be it TV, phones, or computer screens) makes the days feel repetitive and unproductive. Reading might be a way to break the confinement of our four walls. Here is a list, in no particular order, of books you can read that keep you interested and make you feel more productive: Continue Reading 8 Books to Binge During the Pandemic
Oscar Almonte Espinal
Books are always a great present to give during the holidays. The good thing about books is that they are super cheap, you can find discounted books on Bookshop or Book Outlet. But most importantly, books are a great way to help those closest to you find solace in stories capturing the complexities of what it means to live a life. They are also entertaining, informative, educational, and many more things. A good idea is to find books that remind you of the people you love the most, this will make those close ones feel special. Down below is curated list of books to help you find the perfect books for your friends and family: Continue Reading Can’t Decide What To Give Your Close Ones for Christmas? Turn to Books
John Mitchell
While the pandemic may have scrapped most people’s travel plans for the near future, here’s something to look forward to when things open up again: the world’s first voice-activated museum. Continue Reading Planet Word: A Museum of the Voice
Megan Tomoney
A Penn State Abington student in Art, Anastasiya Datsenko has submitted her own original work to the exhibit, Art in the Plague Year, hosted by The California Museum of Photography. Continue Reading Penn State Student Work Submitted for Major Exhibit