Personality Tests – How Can They Help You In School?
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?
Why You Should be Watching Attack on Titan Season 4
Hannah Golden
The first few episodes of the highly anticipated new season of Attack on Titan are finally in our grasp, and the internet (as well as real life!) is buzzing with excitement and spoilers. Continue Reading Why You Should be Watching Attack on Titan Season 4
Reading for pleasure: Submarine
Hana Oakes
Getting back into the flow of balancing school work and down time can be difficult to say the least. Dealing with lectures and homework can become overwhelming and everyone needs to break to do what they like or simply take it easy. While watching tv shows or movies can certainly give your brain a break, staring at a screen for an extremely long time can also become tiring in itself. A simple solution to this is reading… but for pleasure! Continue Reading Reading for pleasure: Submarine
Which Nittany Lions might the Philadelphia Eagles be Interested in?
Cristian Rodriguez
In the past 3 out of 4 years, the Philadelphia Eagles have drafted a Nittany Lion, and with 10 picks in the upcoming draft it would come as no surprise if they decided to draft another.
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What to Play Over Break: Mass Effect
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
Vegan Meals on a College Budget
Brianna Cover
Eating vegan doesn’t have to be boring or expensive, as students, we are forced to eat cheap, quick, unhealthy, and high sodium foods rather than foods of substance. These top 5 recipes will introduce you to healthier meal choices and they just so happen to be vegan- so good you can’t even tell! Eating healthy doesn’t have to be expensive, complicated, or time-consuming but is guaranteed to boost your mood! Here are five interchangeable dinner recipes that are quick, easy, and healthy! Continue Reading Vegan Meals on a College Budget
The Dangers of Sugar
Kristine Kilcoyne
If your friend often jokes that they’re addicted to their Starbucks or Dunkin coffee drink, they may not be kidding. Continue Reading The Dangers of Sugar
Writing Tips for Finals Season
John Mitchell
Finals season is upon us, and you know what that means: writing, writing, and more writing! But whether you’re an expert essayist or a nervous mess (no judgement here), these simple tips will help you ace anything and everything that you write this semester! Continue Reading Writing Tips for Finals Season
Penn State Abington’s Community- How The University Contributes to its Neighborhood
Brianna DiMaio
Penn State Abington has been providing many engaging programs and events for its community for years. Some of these include the Public Entity Leadership Certificate (PELC) program, the Art Gallery located on campus, a Media Center for Reporters, and Youth & Teen Programs. Continue Reading Penn State Abington’s Community- How The University Contributes to its Neighborhood
Felis Catus: Cats & Their Therapeutic Abilities
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