Breelyn Webb
Former President Barack Obama hit the in-person campaign trail on behalf of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, starting in Philadelphia with a drive-in style rally. The rally was not open to the public because of COVID-19 concerns, however; it was live-streamed. Continue Reading Former President Fires Up Pennsylvania Voters at Local Drive-In Rally
Oscar Almonte Espinal
Halloween is right around the corner, which translates to that time of the year when people get to be at their most grotesque nature. Many will be turning to movies and shows this Halloween season to get some spooky vibes since they can’t go out onto the streets. Continue Reading Diverse Spooky Books to Read This October
Megan Tomoney
After a video of a man committing suicide on Facebook Live circulated around TikTok we are recognizing a disturbing pattern of inappropriate content. Continue Reading TikTok Faces Backlash, But What’s Next?
Michael Quinn
Penn State is famous for its fan experience and turnouts for college football games during the fall. Whether it’s a whiteout game or just another rivalry game, Beaver Stadium has not disappointed, filling nearly all of its 106,572 attendance capacity. Continue Reading No Fans? No Problem. How Penn State Football Will Handle Empty Stadiums in 2020
Peter Jaskiewicz
On September 11th, 2019, a male was struck and killed by a train on the tracks near the West Trenton SEPTA station. He was struck around 8:30 p.m. by a train headed to Center City Philadelphia that did not have time to stop before contact was made. As a result, service was suspended from West Trenton until the following morning. Continue Reading Rail Trespassing: Not Worth Your Life
Makayla Baddeley
Some college students might be looking for some tips on what to use when making homemade COVID-19 masks. Continue Reading Homemade COIVD-19 Mask
Christopher Tully
With America’s favorite past time on the horizon before the pandemic, fans were eager to get the season underway. Continue Reading Did the MLB Swing and Miss on Covid-19?
Christopher Tully
The NFL has started back up as Covid-19 continues to linger over the league like an ominous cloud. With players and staff all taking part in game day routines and practices, it was only a matter of time before the virus would strike. Continue Reading NFL Covid-19 Outbreak
Ariel Bondarenko
This pandemic has been having an impact on our lives for almost eight months now. And so far, it isn’t showing signs of letting up anytime soon, so much so that the CDC has already begun releasing guidelines for the holiday season and how we should go about seeing family and making celebration plans. Continue Reading ‘Tis the Season, but Make it Socially Distanced
Neil Ahmed
Earlier this week, Penn State University President Eric J. Barron announced that the University will extend winter break by one week, and cancel spring break to stop the spread of COVID-19. The spring semester will start on January 19 and end on April 30.
Continue Reading Penn State Cancels Spring Break, Delays Spring Semester