A. Navarro
The SLF in an invasive insect that consumes over 70 plant species, including maple, birch, willow, almond, grape, and peach trees. The SLF’s consumption of these plants leads to the decline of these plants’ overall health and potential death. Continue Reading Spotted Lanternfly and Penn State
Cristian Rodriguez
Abington Students looking for a major to choose should look no further. The Health Humanities major will be introduced in the fall for students to take. To find out more about the incoming major, I talked to Dr. Friederike Baer. Continue Reading Abington’s New Health Humanities Major
Bailey Reid College students are always looking for ways to boost their grades and get more out of their classes,… Continue Reading Personality Tests – How Can They Help You In School?
Kristine Kilcoyne
For fans of Mass Effect, this past November 7th was no ordinary N7 Day. On this day, BioWare published a cryptic poster stating “Mass Effect Will Continue”. For those unaware, N7 is the highest grade in Earth’s Alliance Systems, a program that recruits the top officers from all Earth’s different military branches. Commander Shepard, the protagonist of the Mass Effect trilogy, holds this rank, and fans annually celebrate the trilogy on November 7th. Mass Effect is so widely popular for its storytelling, repercussive decisions, classes, paragon/renegade options, general gameplay, and open world(s). Continue Reading What to Play Over Break: Mass Effect
Hana Oakes
While cats can be fuzzy companions that cuddle and make you laugh, there is a lot more to these felines than meets the eye. Continue Reading Felis Catus: Cats & Their Therapeutic Abilities
Kristine Kilcoyne
Nintendo’s Ring Fit, introduced in 2019, lets gamers make progress in their game while keeping them active. Users can use a handheld ring, leg straps, joysticks, or all three to play their game. Originally created to be played with a specific exercise game, you can use them with any other Nintendo games.
Brianna DiMaio
As humanity’s days on Earth continue to be limited, we face a critical issue each day: climate change. But, with help from Penn State students, there may be a chance to reverse its effects. Continue Reading The Ongoing Fight Against Climate Change: How Penn State Abington Gets Involved
Kristine Kilcoyne
Since most Abington students commute, some living at home, some living in apartments, a water bill may be another price to pay to get through college, but an unnoticed leak or unconscious heavy water usage can make a notable increase to a monthly expenses. Continue Reading Save Money as a Student With a Smart Water Meter
Illysa Davis
Do you ever try to listen to music when you’re studying or doing homework? Ever thought about how depending on what type of music you listen to, it affects how much work you get completed? Continue Reading What Music Do You Listen To While Studying?
Peter Jaskiewicz
Spring is on the horizon as we enter the second half of the semester. Some people would believe this is true, but others believe it is spring right now. And the same could be said for summer, fall, and winter. But there is a good explanation for it. Continue Reading Astronomical Seasons and Meteorological Seasons: What’s the Difference?