Peter Jaskiewicz
The semester may be ending, but the pandemic crisis is more dire than ever. Students traveling across the country from their dorm rooms to their homes might unknowingly spread COVID-19 in the process. Continue Reading Staying Safe Over the Holidays: On Campus and at Home
Shania Bennett
On Thursday, December 17th, 2020 at 6 oclock P.M. via zoom, The Office of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion at Penn State Abington will host Cultural Graduation to honor and celebrate the achievements of Fall 2020 graduates. Continue Reading Alpha Alpha Alpha National Honor Society Induction to Take Place at Penn State Abington
Ryan Shea
With how fast it spreads and how easy it is to contract, COVID-19 has proven to be a focal point for worry, as indicated by all the safety precautions the world has had to endure. This is made even more worrisome for the students of Penn State, under the knowledge that Pennsylvania is one of the fastest-growing points for COVID in the entire United States. However, it should be noted that while we humans are victim to be susceptible to the virus, less suspecting creatures aren’t any more lucky than us. Continue Reading Humans Aren’t the Only COVID Contractors
Megan Tomoney In the last few months, Big Tech companies such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram have come under fire… Continue Reading Conservatives Growing More Frustrated by Big Tech “Bias”
Michael Quinn
As the semester comes to a close at Penn State, sports are still in full swing as the Nittany Lions get back to their winning ways.
Continue Reading Sports Continue as Fall Semester Ends at Penn State
Peter Jasckiewicz
As we return to classes from Thanksgiving Break, we must remember that final exams are on the horizon. With two weeks of classes left, there is little time to prep for exams. But things are different this semester. Continue Reading Time for Exams: Preparing for Finals Remotely
Natalia Mohammed
As the holiday weekend takes place, there has been an increasing amount of COVID-19 patients coming into hospitals across the United States. Continue Reading US hits record number of hospitalized Covid-19 patients
Oscar Almonte Espinal
On December 17th, The Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion is planning to virtually celebrate students of color, LGBTQ+, and first-generation students with a separate Cultural Graduation to those who are a part of the Class of Fall 2020. Continue Reading Cultural Graduation to Take Place at Penn State Abington
Shania Bennett On Sunday, November 16, at approximately 5:50pm a man was shot in the parking lot of The Willow… Continue Reading Police: Man Shot in Willow Grove Mall Parking Lot
Neil Ahmed
When you decided to go to college, you made a substantial, long-term financial decision. You chose to invest in yourself. The choice of attaining a degree in higher education is great for many, and can produce high dividends. Students who earn a bachelors degree, on average, will earn over a million dollars more in lifetime income than a student with solely a high school diploma.
So, what’s the catch, right? Continue Reading The 1.6 Trillion Dollar Question