James Hartnett
As we approach the historic one-year anniversary of a global pandemic forcing the sports industry to shutter its doors to the public, where leagues across the globe canceled or postponed seasons due to the sudden and rapid emergence of COVID-19, fans begin to question when will they be allowed back into the stadiums to cheer on their favorite team. Continue Reading When Can Fans Fill Stadiums In The City of Brotherly Love
Lauren O’Neill
Less than two months ago, Wawa opened up its first drive-thru only store. Soon most if not all Wawas will continue this trend. Continue Reading No More Walking in Wawa
Ilyssa Davis
Stuck on how to begin the internship process? Here’s a short guide on how to get started and where to go from each step.
Peter Jaskiewicz
I bet you or someone you know used Amazon over the years. The online shopping website has helped consumers purchase essential materials such as books, equipment, medicine, and so on. However, recent events might cause shoppers to panic. Continue Reading Jeff Bezos Leaves, but Amazon Remains
Cristian Rodriguez
Recently, predictions of Philadelphia’s climate are beginning to come true. Continue Reading Students and Staff Dealing with Climate Change
Ryan Shea
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, many public events have had a lid shut on them in order to maintain health and safety. Continue Reading Mardi Gras 2021: What You Need to Know
Lauren O’Neill
To save their livelihood, many small businesses are raising their prices, rather than face the consequences of a complete and total shutdown. The debate continues over whether small businesses should be raising prices during a pandemic.
Continue Reading Should Small Business be Saved or the Customers?
Cristian Rodriguez
Education majors take note, as teaching is taking a whole new leap.
Continue Reading A Technological Push Into the New Form of Teaching
Neil Ahmed
The Nittany Lion Football program finalized their 2021 recruiting class by signing sixteen incoming freshman and five transfer student athletes. Continue Reading Penn State Football’s 2021 Recruiting Class
Peter Jaskiewicz
One day, you decide to pack an apple for lunch. Instead of having it whole, you cut the apple into slices and pack them into a plastic bag. Come lunchtime, and you notice the apple slices are now a brownish tint. They also have a different taste compared to how it was when you cut it.
You would think this apple went bad after leaving them alone. However, the apple is still edible despite this change. What happened was an example of enzymatic browning, or a chain of biochemical reactions. Continue Reading Why Do Apples Turn Brown When Cut?