Megan Tomoney
November 3rd is coming faster than ever, with this year being one of the most divisive elections in history. With COVID-19 still running rampant, lockdowns, protests, and more, the decision on who to vote for may seem stressful, especially with an uncertain future. Continue Reading Everything You Need To Know About Voting In Pennsylvania
Breelyn Webb
Former President Barack Obama hit the in-person campaign trail on behalf of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, starting in Philadelphia with a drive-in style rally. The rally was not open to the public because of COVID-19 concerns, however; it was live-streamed. Continue Reading Former President Fires Up Pennsylvania Voters at Local Drive-In Rally
Breelyn Webb
Archaeologists at the Saqqara site have unearthed 59 sarcophagi to date, most of them with mummies inside. This is the first major discovery since the closing of archaeological sites and museums in Egypt due to COVID-19.
Dmytro Nayda
As of September 28th, 2020, the World Health Organization(WHO) has taken the next step in mitigating the spread of COVID-19 across the globe. The WHO has decided to team up with the Bill and Melinda Gates foundation, and drug manufacturers Abbott and SD Biosensor to produce and distribute 120 million COVID-19 tests over the next six months to low and middle-income countries. Continue Reading Next Big Leap in COVID-19 Prevention
John Mitchell
The Asian Giant Hornet, often called the “Murder Hornet,” has recently been making headlines amidst fears that they could devastate American bee populations. Continue Reading What’s the Buzz: The Truth About Murder Hornets
Makayla Baddeley
Identifying these invasive pests is the first step to eradicating them. Continue Reading To Kill A Lanternfly: FAQ
Oscar Almonte Espinal
It’s Hispanic Heritage Month and while many universities, corporations, news outlets and the government are celebrating Hispanic-American’s contributions to this nation, there is still a debate occurring within the Hispanic-American community on whether the term “Hispanic” is the correct term to identify this community.
Continue Reading Hispanic or Latinx: The Debate Endures
Gabriela Restituyo
The west coast is famous for its wildfires that last days to months. Right now, we are in the wildfire season as it begins in June and ends in September, typically. This year however, has been one of the more devastating years with an expected record of the hottest summer and a response to more wildfires than 2019. Continue Reading The Current State of Wildfires