Cristian Rodriguez
A few days ago, NFL reporter Jane Slater promoted an unpaid internship on Twitter which sparked a debate over how ethical unpaid internships are. For years now people have argued about how college students are essentially working without being paid, while others have argued that they’re being paid in experience. Continue Reading Unpaid Internships Have Worn Out Their Welcome
Lauren O’Neill
In January, Amazon changed their logo from a shopping cart to a piece of blue tape over the Amazon “smile.” However, iOS users in the United Kingdom, Spain, Italy and Netherlands began to associate the folded blue tape with Adolf Hitler’s moustache. Continue Reading Controversy Over Amazon’s Logo Forces Change
Lauren O’Neill Senate Parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough declared that the Democrat proposed $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief package would not include the… Continue Reading The Fight for 15
John Mitchell
For years now, opposition leader Alexei Navalny has been a major thorn in the side of Russian president Vladimir Putin. As one of Putin’s most prominent critics, he has repeatedly lead protests against Russia’s ruling party, United Russia, and has been one of the few people in Russia willing to publicly criticize Putin. Continue Reading Putin Punishes Top Kremlin Critic
Michael Quinn
The 2020-21 season for Penn State Men’s Basketball was one of the more forgettable ones. Continue Reading Recap of Penn State Men’s Basketball 2020-21 Season
John Mitchell
In a formal response issued Monday by the Vatican in answer to the question of whether or not the Catholic Church would bless same-sex unions, the answer was a resounding “no.” Approved by Pope Francis, the two-page explanation declared that the church would continue to welcome members of the gay and lesbian community, but would refuse to bless their unions. Continue Reading Catholic Church Refuses to Bless Same-Sex Unions
Cristian Rodriguez
With COVID still going strong, a few colleges have decided to go without a spring break at all. Continue Reading Are Wellness Days Working?
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?
Ryan Shea
The 2017 film Justice League turned out to be a critical and audience flop, and many attributed this to the removal of director Zack Snyder during the production of the movie. From this, fans of Snyder begged for years to have Snyder’s vision of the movie be fully released, with those who weren’t fans of Snyder being skeptical over such a version of the movie even existing. Continue Reading Freedom of the Justice
James Hartnett
Recently released Pennsylvania vaccine distribution data reveals that many counties that make up the Philadelphia suburbs are at a disadvantage in the amount of vaccines that are being delivered. Continue Reading Lack of Vaccine Distribution in Southeastern Pennsylvania