Current Staff Writers of the Thielensian (Fall 2022):
- Anna Boyd (Editor-In-Chief)
- Jacob Walsh (Co-Editor)
- Hannah Stoughton (Webmaster)
- Jason Walsh
- Katlyn Phillips
- Colin Schroyer
By Virginia Riddle This Thursday, September 29th at 11:00 p.m., Robert Crutchfield, Professor Emeritus of the University of Washington and a 1971 graduate of Thiel College returned home to delivery a presentation regarding the Black Lives Matter movement to a host of students and faculty alike. The speech […]
By: Sam Jones Within the past few weeks, there have been stories about sexual assault and harassment heard from our very own campus that has sent chills down anyone whose listening’s spine. We unfortunately live in a world where we must learn to protect ourselves. The best way […]
Image by Texas Woman’s UniversityBy: Anna Boyd September 15th marked the beginning of Hispanic Heritage month. This is a month-long celebration of American citizens whose ancestors came from Central or South America, Spain, Mexico, or the Caribbean. The celebration began on September 15th to align with the anniversary […]
By: Anna Boyd Partying and college to go hand in hand. Every weekend at a school big or small there is bound to be some type of large gathering. This is quite a huge deal on Thiel’s campus, because we are such a small school tucked into a […]
Image by BBCBy Adam Button Throughout the month of September, the Korean peninsula has tested missiles which could threaten the safety of Americans across seas and possibly on the western coast. Both the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK/North Korea) and the Republic of Korea (ROK/South Korea) have […]
By: Dylan Evans Berea OH, Sept. 24: On September 23 at 8 p.m., a boy attending a haunted house was accidentally stabbed in the foot by an actor. Though accidental, the actor used a bowie knife as a prop and mistakenly stabbed the 11-year-old audience member. Since he […]
Image by The Washington PostVirginia Riddle Republican Rep. Sherwood L. Boehlert, age 85, passed away on Monday in New Hartfield, New York. He spent 24 years representing Central New York and fighting for environmental awareness and protection. Former Rep. Boehlert was first elected to the House of Representatives […]
Image by MN350By: Samantha Walker Line 3 is a proposed pipeline expansion to bring a million barrels of tar sands per day from Alberta, Canada to Superior, Wisconsin. It was proposed in 2014 by a Canadian pipeline company responsible for the largest inland oil spill in the US. […]
By: Dylan Evans Censorship in books has existed as long as books themselves. Books and literature bring with them unique lines of thought, pushing the audience to reconsider certain perspectives, societal standards, and norms. That is what this year’s Banned Books Week wishes to display with the theme, […]
By Adam Button Development of self-driving cars push for hands off the wheel; will this make the driver’s license obsolete? Reports from US News say that these self-driving cars have divided opinions in the public. However, the statistics from Google, Uber and Tesla show a much safer autonomous […]
By: Virginia Riddle Thursday Sept. 16 – The Aero Quartet appeared at Thiel College’s own David Glen Johnson Memorial Chapel to perform two shows, first at 11:00am, and again later at 7:00pm. The Aero Quartet is composed of four world-class saxophonists, by the names of Salvador Flores, Walter […]
Image by Greenville BoroughBy: Anna Boyd Greenville is a small town tucked in at the top of Pennsylvania next to the Ohio border. The main attraction in this little town is Thiel College. There’s not much around the campus to do unless you are willing to drive to […]
Image by VarietyBy: Samantha Walker The Met Gala is notorious for the event’s glamor and extravagance, but this year, there was a new tone to the historic philanthropic event. After the past year of natural disasters and global pandemics, everyone was ready to have a taste of the […]
By: Virginia Riddle Thiel students constantly pass recycling bins as they go to classes, clubs, and study sessions. Throwing recyclables into these containers is often encouraged, mainly due to the environmental perks. After all, the United States Environmental Protection Agency tells us that, “ Recycling just 10 plastic […]
By: Adam Button Apple’s breadwinner the iPhone, a device in the pocket of many Americans today. The newest iPhone plans to be revealed at Apple’s event today Tuesday, September 14th. Leaks of this iPhone’s hardware show some lackluster changes, compared to the iPhone 12. Starting with the price […]
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