OPINION: The Right to Female Bodily Autonomy: Why It Matters
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1990s Fashion Resurge
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Thiel College Welcomes Back Students for Another Semester
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Why Your Vote is Critical in State Elections
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Jeffrey Dahmer – NOT A Joke
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Sleep Deprivation in Teenagers in 2022
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(Virginia’s) Movie Recommendations to Binge Over Break
By: Virginia Riddle The holiday season inevitably comes with a long and well-deserved break for Thiel students. It’s about that time of year when we’re all ready to hunker down and get into the seasonal spirit with a warm blanket, some snacks, and, of course, a great movie. Luckily, […]
College System No Longer Fits In 4 Years
By Adam Button Yes, a standard Bachelor of Art degree can be fulfilled within the “standard” four years if there are no problems that arise, and everything is scheduled perfectly. However, that is not how the world works. The world is convoluted and confusing, especially for a recent […]
Big City to Small Town
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 […]
A Year of Losses and Making Up for Lost Time
by Trou Johnson One year ago, Covid-19 had some of its biggest effects on graduating college students. All across the world colleges were sending students home, switching courses to online, and canceling sporting events and graduations. Here on Thiel’s Campus students were already home learning that the class […]
The End of a Difficult Year and the Beginning of the Rest of their Lives
By: Chima Omeihe It is crazy how time flies, and now we are heading towards the end of the April. May is just around the corner with only 9 days remaining as the month approaches. What I can say is that May 9th will be the biggest moments […]
Planning Summer during a Pandemic
By: Samantha Walker The world has been on pause for over a year as every country on the globe combats the corona virus pandemic. With the availability of vaccines, the lower daily number of cases, and as scientists begin to better understand the virus, there is a chance […]
Sigma Phi Epsilon’s “Walk-A-Mile in Her Shoes”
By Devin Weisbarth Every April, the brothers of Sigma Phi Epsilon have their philanthropy event. This semester, the event will run from Monday, April 26- Friday, April 30. They will be out in heels from 9 a.m.-7p.m. This event is done in conjunction with AWARE of Mercer County, […]
Religion During the Pandemic
By Josie Barton Religious services and gatherings have been put on hold throughout the 2020-2021 pandemic. People are finding unique ways to communicate and engage with the church while still following national guidelines. Thiel College Pastor Brian Riddle provides insight on religious gatherings and how they have been […]
Daniel Sloss “Jigsaw”
By Josie Barton Daniel Sloss, a 30-year-old comedian, performed a popular show called “Jigsaw” in 2018. The performance was recently put on Netflix. Social media platforms, especially Tik Tok, are obsessed with his views on a sugar-coated idea of love. Sloss begins his routine covering the harsh realities […]
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