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: Jason Walsh II The Pittsburgh Penguins’ 2003 first overall draft pick and beloved goaltender Marc-André Fleury is headed to Minnesota to play for the Wild. Fleury, well known as “Flower” played for the Penguins for 13 seasons and helped bring three Stanley Cup championships to the city. […]
By: Dara Edwards With the end of our Spring semester inching closer there seems to be one question one most students’ minds. Where are we going to live? By now, most have made their roommate groups or have at least considered where they want to live, however some […]
By: Hannah Stoughton March 31st, 2022: Thiel College students lined up throughout the Howard Miller Student Center to stuff a plush animal on March 31st, 2022. Hosted by Student Activities on the Thiel campus, different kinds of animals were lined up on a table for students to choose […]
By: Jacob Walsh PHILIDELPHIA, Pa. – The 15th seeded St. Peter’s Peacocks fell to the 8th seeded North Carolina Tarheels on Sunday, March 27th. North Carolina won in a dominant fashion, with a final score of 69-49. N.C. will face rival Duke in the Final Four in a […]
By: Jason Walsh II As April approaches, the Thiel College football team looks toward the end of their winter phase and is in preparation to begin spring practices. Thiel College officially begins spring practice on Sunday, April 3rd. However, the current spring season will bring a few changes […]
By: Hannah Stoughton March 28th, 2022: Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signs the “Don’t Say Gay Bill,” a bill that forbids teachings of sexual orientation and gender identity in kindergarten through third grade, at Classical Preparatory School in Spring Hill, FL on March 28th, 2022. After signing a piece […]
By: Dara Edwards When you think of gaming, what is your first thought? You probably think Call of Duty, Dark Souls, or GTA. Video games, though, are not the only way to play a game. Recently, tabletop RPG’s have been making more of a comeback and while they […]
By: Virginia Riddle Environmental “win-wins”, or objectives that have little negative environmental impact, are becoming more and more difficult to come by. An example of an environmental win-win would be the mass fishing of shrimp while avoiding harming other unneeded sea creatures. These situations are often projected to […]
By: Adam Button Next Monday, March 28th, Thiel College’s Radio Station, WXTC, will be doing a 24 hour broadcast to support the Lupus Foundation. This foundation helps patients battling Lupus, which is a chronic autoimmune disease that attacks the joints, skins, kidneys and other internal organs. This is […]
By: Virginia Riddle This past Tuesday, Ryan Fitch, Assistant Director of a Christian summer camp called Lutherlyn, came to campus to offer information on Lutherlyn as a summer job opportunity. Lutherlyn, a ministry in the ELCA Lutheran church, runs retreat programs all year round. However, the center is […]
By: Hannah Stoughton March 15th, 2022: Sophomore Kylie Vergnola has advanced into the semi-finals in the Point Foundation’s Point Scholar Program. The Point Foundation’s Point Scholar Program is a higher-education program that focuses on supporting and uplifting the LGBTQ+ community through means of creating a safe community and […]
By: Jacob Walsh Before the season, Women’s Lacrosse was voted to finish fifth out of nine in the PAC (Presidents’ Athletic Conference) preseason rankings. The team then suffered a season-opening loss to Allegheny. After the loss, Women’s Lacrosse set out on a hot streak. The Tomcats scored a […]
By: Isaiah Gorman Sony, the owners of Crunchyroll, bought Funimation and is now starting to put all the anime from Funimation and add it to Crunchyroll’s library. “When we brought Funimation and Crunchyroll together last year, our top priority was to put fans first. Unifying all of our […]
By – Rachel Breckenridge The Thiel College baseball and softball teams begin their seasons in sunny Florida over spring break. Both teams spent the entire week down south, each playing in a tournament. Baseball played in six games of their games with their tournament consisting of six teams. […]
By: Virginia Riddle Across the world, the Russia-Ukraine conflict is expected to impact trade and economic prosperity. From American gas prices to oil businesses in India, the invasion is projected to have a lasting impact on international well-being. In Michigan alone there is projected to increase in gas […]
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