Meriam Ahmad
A research article published in Clinical Nutrition indicates a whopping 92% of college students regularly consume caffeine. But as this love affair with caffeine deepens, it raises concerns about its potential health hazards, particularly for young adults.
Continue Reading Brewing Success: The Hidden Health Hazards of College Students’ Coffee Intake
Mecca Castillo
According to the Fetzer Institute more people are turning away from traditional religion and towards spirituality. Continue Reading Young People Are Modernizing Religion
Cait Mokros
Shopping sustainably doesn’t have to be hard or stressful. Continue Reading Thrifting: Finding Affordable Fall and Winter Clothes
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!
Evan Rogers
Proper nutrition will not only boost your immune systems to get you through cold and flu season and help to reduce stress, but it will also help with cognitive function while writing papers and studying for exams. Continue Reading Healthy Foods At Penn State Abington
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
Mecca Castillo
As the cost of living has increased, more and more young people are finding it difficult to stay “on track.” For many college students, it is harder to transition to adulthood, which raises anxiety at a time of life where the pressure is kicking in.
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
Justin Pizzo
It’s Red October yet again. Here are a few places around Abington where you and your friends can enjoy a playoff game in an enjoyable environment. Continue Reading Red October and Where to Watch