Breelyn Webb
As Fall and Spooky Season begin, here is a list of fall activities to do with friends and family. With on-campus and virtual events as well as things to do within about a half-hour drive of campus, there is something for everyone to get their fall on!
Continue Reading 10 Fall Activities to Ensure a Goulish-ly Great Spooky Season
Ryan Shea
Disney’s Mulan was a beloved classic of 1998, despite not being one-to-one with the original Chinese poem. When a live-action version was announced, devoted followers raised skepticism, but more so this time around. By near launch, the remake has fallen under scrutiny for controversies surrounding its adaptation, casting, and filming, highlighting how far Disney is willing to go with its questionable ethics.
Continue Reading Mulan: The Present Cannot Recreate The Past
John Mitchell
The Asian Giant Hornet, often called the “Murder Hornet,” has recently been making headlines amidst fears that they could devastate American bee populations. Continue Reading What’s the Buzz: The Truth About Murder Hornets
Michael Quinn
Breaking barriers for women within the NBA is nothing new for Becky Hammon, as she became the first woman to hold a full-time assistant coaching job in 2014 for the San Antonio Spurs. But that was just a start for her. Continue Reading Breaking the Glass Ceiling in the NBA
Breelyn Webb
Feathers? Colored eggs? Wings? Thinking of birds? Yes, but also Dinosaurs in some cases. Research regarding dinosaurs is constantly digging up new information. For centuries scientists have been studying these prehistoric creatures.
Continue Reading National Geographic Gives Dinosaurs a Makeover
Dmytro Nayda
The Nittany Lions will once again be taking the field. After much deliberation, the Big 10 conference rescinded its decision to postpone the 2020 fall season. This was a debacle that took just over a month. Continue Reading The Big 10 Back at it Again
Makayla Baddeley
Identifying these invasive pests is the first step to eradicating them. Continue Reading To Kill A Lanternfly: FAQ
Natalia Mohammed
Spring break is always looked forward to by many students; the weather starts to get warmer and the school year reaches its final months. This year many international students were unable to go home for break nor return to the U.S, because of COVID-19. Continue Reading Adapting to Life Alone During COVID
Ryan Shea
During the current global pandemic, teachers have taken to Zoom to keep classes going whilst not breaking quarantine boundaries. However, as the months roll by, the question starts forming: how accurate is Zoom’s recreation of the typical classroom experience? Continue Reading Zoom: Faithful or Divergent?
Christopher Tully
Since quarantine have you subscribed to Netflix? Maybe Disney Plus? If not, you may want to do that now. Continue Reading Corona Virus’ Impact on the Movie Industry