John Mitchell
On October 18th, 2021, Colin Powell, the first Black secretary of state, passed away at the age of 84 from complications of Covid-19. Powell was a distinguished figure respected throughout his career by both sides of the political aisle, and his life and legacy are well worth looking back on. Continue Reading The Life and Legacy of Colin Powell
Samhi C.
October 12, 2021 at 11:00 P.M., I interviewed Officer Scott Lukens of Abington Campus Police to ask for his insight on tips for Abington students to stay safe and to ask him what University Police & Public Safety (UPPS) can do to help. Continue Reading Safety Tips for Abington Students: An Interview with Officer Scott Lukens
Davis Huth
With the Halloween season already underway, finding a festive pastime to occupy the rest of month and fall can be a challenge if you suffer from a lack of direction, inspiration for atmospheric activities or have checked several horror films off your streaming watchlist already. For any horror fans who are interested in starting a novel this October, here are five books from a wide range of publication dates, from the 1800’s all the way to the year 2000: Continue Reading Five Spooky Books for the Halloween Season
Joseph Handlin Lion Productions is an organization on campus that works to provide lighting, sound, and videos for various events… Continue Reading Abington Activities – Lion Productions
Brianna Cover
COVID-19 has slowed job growth, and according to the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities has left 25% of United States workers without income. Continue Reading Pivoting: In the Age of Corona
Joe Handlin
Say a student wanted to write their own story. Maybe there’s this really cool thing they’d like to photograph. Perhaps there is even a cool piece of artwork they’ve been sitting on for a while. The campus literary and arts publication, the Abington Review, offers students a place to potentially publish any photography, artwork, or written work they might produce. Continue Reading Abington Activities – The Abington Review
John Mitchell
Get into the spirit of the Halloween season by learning something new about some creepy classics! Continue Reading Scared Queer: A Celebration of Queer Horror
Angela Rosini
With a little more than half of the season underway, Penn State Abington’s soccer teams have just a few games left to showcase their talent and improve their records. With the men’s team at 4-5-3 and the women’s at 6-4-1, it is more than obvious that their efforts have proven successful at some points, while at others not so much as they have come up short, resulting in a loss. Continue Reading Penn State Abington Athletics Check-In: Soccer Edition
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
For students who are in need of a job or internship, but don’t know how or where to start, Penn State Abington can help. Whether the student is a freshman or a graduating senior, Penn State Abington offers many events and resources that help students gain career and professional development. Continue Reading Penn State Abington Helps Students Explore Their Future