Peter Gondre
The Biden backed Student Loan Forgiveness Program started accepting applications on October 17, and will be processing applications up until the loan payment pause ends on June 30, 2023. Continue Reading Updates on Student Loan Forgiveness
A. Navarro
Although Abington Township has an overall rating of A+ and is found in the 93rd percentile for safety, according to Crime Grade, it is important to stay vigilant against crime and offenses. Continue Reading Staying Safe on Campus
Colin Day
It’s almost November, and that means election season. The Senate race between John Fetterman and Dr. Oz has been a heated one, and we cover the candidates’ stances on issues that are important to students. Continue Reading Fetterman & Oz Stances Every Student Should Know
Peter Gondre
The Pennsylvania general election is Tuesday November 8th. This year’s election is particularly important due to it deciding which party controls the United States Senate and House of Representatives ahead of the 2024 presidential election. Make sure you have a plan to vote in this election.
Continue Reading Vote on Tuesday November 8th
Justin Fileccia Pizzo
The 2022 Philadelphia Phillies have punched their ticket to the NLDS after securing their first playoff spot in 11 years. This was certainly a group effort, however it wouldn’t have been possible without one major contributor. Continue Reading Bohm’s turnaround fuels the Phillies to clinch first NLCS appearance in 12 years.
Jonathan Bercovici
It’s a big week for cinephiles and movie lovers in the Philadelphia area. From the 19th to the 30th the 31st Annual Philadelphia Film Festival (PFF) is in town.
Continue Reading 31st Annual Philadelphia Film Festival In Town (And What to See)
J McAnany
On Oct. 24, a student organization at Penn State’s main campus will host the founder of the Proud Boys and a conservative media contributor for a lecture and discussion.
Continue Reading Student Org at Penn State to Host Lecture Featuring Proud Boys Founder
Ethan Rauch
In our current era, children’s books like To Kill a Mockingbird and Of Mice and Men are being banned for their more mature themes.
But according to Penn State Abington Psychology Professor Dr. Vivian Hsu, whose specialty is in children’s psychological development, the banning of certain books might not have the intended consequences.
Continue Reading Avatar: The Last Airbender and Mature Themes in Children’s Narratives
Jonathan Bercovici
For anyone that is looking to celebrate their heritage and lives in the greater Philadelphia area, here are a few options to celebrate somewhere that is accepting of all individuals.
Continue Reading Progressive Houses of Worship in Philadelphia
Peter Gondre
A Federal Trade Commission Study indicates scams that may target students are seeing an alarming increase. Continue Reading The Rising Rate of Fraud Against Students