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Penn State Altoona Students Favor Trump over Biden, 152 to 112

Penn State Altoona (PSU Altoona) conducted an unscientific and unofficial online survey to learn more about the voting intentions and political and social concerns of the PSU Altoona student body. When the survey closed at 4 p.m. Friday, Oct. 30, 2020, 280 students had participated. Of the participants, 269 of the 280 said that they were registered to vote. Of the participants, 152 said they would vote for President Donald … Continue reading Penn State Altoona Students Favor Trump over Biden, 152 to 112

The Collegiate Review’s Student Election Survey

Penn State Altoona, are you Ridin’ with Biden or Keeping America Great? Take the Collegiate Review’s quick survey on the presidential election. Click the link below to participate. Results will be reported on the Collegiate Review website on Election Day. You will be prompted to enter your Penn State email address (xyz123@psu.edu). Do so and … Continue reading The Collegiate Review’s Student Election Survey

Pro-Trump Rally Speaker Invites “Black Lives Matter” Protesters On-Stage, Result Was Unexpected

On Sep. 16, 2017, several hundred people gathered at Washington D.C.’s National Mall for what the event organizers called “The Mother of all Rallies” (MOAR). According to the rally’s website, the event was held as a display of patriotism, unity amongst all Americans regardless of political party or race, and support for the current president. … Continue reading Pro-Trump Rally Speaker Invites “Black Lives Matter” Protesters On-Stage, Result Was Unexpected

PSU Altoona Students Spend Earth Day 2017 ‘Marching For Science’

No amount of rain could stifle Earth Day enthusiasm as 10 of our own Penn State Altoona students—along with several PSUA faculty members, thousands of other science advocates, environmentalists, and the King of Science himself (Bill Nye) — took to the streets of D.C. for the “March for Science” on Saturday, April 22nd. After multiple … Continue reading PSU Altoona Students Spend Earth Day 2017 ‘Marching For Science’

Protest and Patriotism: Perpetually at Odds

If you own some kind of communication device, interact with other human beings, or are at the very least alive, you’re probably well aware that there has been a bit more outrage from American citizens lately, beyond the usual public unrest over a TV show finale or Beyoncé’s equally plot-twist-saturated home life.