Student-Run Newspaper of Thiel College
By: Robert Doyle July 4, 2026 America is coming up on its 250th anniversary of its delegates signing the Declaration of Independence (technically they signed it on July 2, but it did not go into effect until the 4th, hence the recognition of this day and not the other), and many are gearing up for a celebration. The ball in Times Square is going to drop eight times, which is historic considering it never has on a day…
By: Connor Steffens April 24, 2026 For many aspiring writers, the path to New York City is a lifelong marathon. For Thiel sophomore Rob Doyle, that journey just hit a sudden, exhilarating sprint. Doyle, a Communications…
Dylan Brachna April 17, 2026 President Donald Trump was caught in some backlash this past week as an AI generated image of him depicted as a Jesus-like figure was posted on his Truth Social page.…
By: Emmett Gill April 16, 2026 Thiel College just hosted its Wellness and Benefits Fair this past Wednesday, April 16. The fair, an event open to students and faculty, was a wonderful opportunity for visitors to make new connections and engage with campus…
Emmett Gill April 17, 2026 This past Friday, March 20, marked the first day of spring—not that the residents of Greenville, Pa. would be aware of it. Since the beginning of the month, the weather forecast has…
By: Sam Mitchell April 17, 2026 Monday, April 13, 2026, was a night full of literary genius and poetic power as alum Dave Crowley and select Thiel College students read original works of poetry. The event took place in…
Sam Mitchell March 26, 2026 It is no secret that films of all sorts are prevalent in our society and have been for many years. According to the official website of the Academy Awards, commonly known as…
By Ben Collins April 16, 2026 On Sunday, April 12th, Thiel Baseball had their senior day ceremonies along with their non-conference matchup with Penn State Altoona. All seven seniors made appearances in the game with six…
By: Sam Mitchell April 17, 2026 I can guarantee that the vast majority of Thiel College students have expenses of some kind that require funding. However, not all of us have successfully found jobs to cover our expenses. Maybe it is conflicts with…
By: Connor Steffens April 2,2026 On March 28, 2026, the United States witnessed the third major wave of nationwide “No Kings” protests – coordinated demonstrations held in all 50 states that brought millions of people into…
Kaden Drew April 1, 2067 Local Thiel student Will Stines has chosen to drop his Communications Media degree entirely in pursuit of a barber’s license. Stines was first introduced to the world of cutting hair…
Kaylee Reynolds April 1, 2026 Thiel introduces new fun and exciting courses and clubs to our new and updated course list and campus club organizations involving many arrangements from core to extracurricular classes to clubs anyone can take and join. The following classes and courses…
Dear Miss Information, I am a rising senior and I am pretty much done with all my major class requirements. I still have a year left and need 12 credits a semester to be considered a full-time student for loans and stuff. Do you have any recommendations…
By: Connor Steffens Mar. 4, 2026 With the beginning of college baseball season already behind us, the Thiel College Baseball team will hit the road to Fort Pierce, FL for a set of eight regular season…
By Emmett Gill Mar. 5, 2026 It seems that a third world war is likely upon us in the near future, courtesy of Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu. As it turns out, blackmailing the current president of the United States with…
