Sara Schenk
Voting is a key part of adulthood, but for new voters, figuring out where to go, what to bring, and who or what is on the ballot can feel like a maze. College students especially are bombarded with information in the form of canvassing, endless mail, texts, and phone calls leading up to elections, which can quickly turn excitement into exhaustion. Continue Reading Vote: Staying Informed Without Confusion
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Andrew Gimpel
The poor quality of Pennsylvanian roads frequently places the commonwealth on lists of “Worst States to Drive In.” Construction Coverage, a company that provides support to builders, places Pennsylvania at number 15 on its list of U.S. states with the worst roads in 2023. U.S. News and World Report ranked Pennsylvania 41 out of 50 states for road quality. In April 2024, Pennsylvania ranked 40th on Autoblog’s list of the nation’s best roads. But why? Continue Reading Rocky Roads – The Truth Behind Pennsylvanian Roadwork
Yusif Kanan
Anywhere you look, you see the war in Palestine. Whether it’s political outrage, boycotting of corporations, or tragically sad videos, it’s impossible to escape the reality of how tragic and dire the situation in Gaza is right now. Here’s ways we can help, even 7,000 miles away. Continue Reading How College Students Can Help Gaza
Democracy is having a government where the people make decisions by voting and electing candidates to represent them. As the newer generation it’s important to understand why we should know about our political parties, especially considering they will be representing us as a people. Continue Reading The Important History you need to know of our Political Parties
Andrew Gimpel
The number vehicle-animal collisions in Pennsylvania is alarming.
Continue Reading Out Of The Woods – Rising Animal Activity and Safety
Cody Knight
Since the election in 2020, there have been anxieties about choosing who is going to run our country. Continue Reading Choosing the Lesser of Two Evils
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Amelia Earhart went to the Ogontz school for young ladies, now known as Penn State Abington, in the 1910’s. Continue Reading The Star-Crossed Student
Taylor Tate
Reasons that can account for the number of collisions in teens range from drug and alcohol intoxication, to inexperience and recklessness. Continue Reading Car Accident Rates Are High For Teenagers: Here’s Why
Jonathan Reahl
St. Luke’s Hospital, a beacon of health and wellness in Pennsylvania, has taken a firm stand against the proposed expansion of the Bethlehem Landfill in Lower Saucon Township. Continue Reading St. Luke’s Stands Against Landfill Expansion: Why It Matters to College Students and Pennsylvanians
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Well, it looks like the holiday season is creeping up fast around the corner. Thanksgiving is just a week away, and that officially kicks off the shopping spree for the season. Continue Reading Thank You for the Socks, Did you Happen to Get a Gift Receipt for Them?