Thiel Students Experience Virtual Reality
By Trey Andrews The virtual world came to life when students had a chance to experience a virtual reality demo provided by TCTV in the bistro on Jan. 19. The demo allowed students to take…
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By Trey Andrews The virtual world came to life when students had a chance to experience a virtual reality demo provided by TCTV in the bistro on Jan. 19. The demo allowed students to take…
By Carlie Provident “I wasn’t looking for a job,” Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the Thiel College, Elizabeth Frombgen said when talking about finding her current job. She mentioned that within the…
By Trey Andrews The Tomcats lost to the Thomas More Saints for the second time this season with a final score of 50 to 90. The Tomcats were coming into this game 3-14, but they…
By Md Rahat Hossen Edinboro University’s Terry McKelvey introduced his art exhibit at Thiel College by saying that his paintings examine ideas that scare him or show situations whose solutions elude him. Speaking to a…
by Bobby Winner Thiel’s traditional semi-annual event, the Stuff-A-Plush event, returned to campus on Jan. 20, in the Lutheran Heritage Room to much fanfare from students, so much so that the line stretched through the…
By Brian L Brink “After (Martin) Luther, print and public communication would never be the same again,” said Professor Dane Claussen on Monday, Dec. 11 at Thiel College, during his lecture on Martin Luther and…
By Brian L Brink On Nov. 30, Alpha Xi Delta raised about $70 for Autism Speaks at it’s Xi Man competition that took place at Thiel College. Ashley Seems, a senior psychology major, ran the…
By Taylor McKelvey “Every year, before final, I go and receive a free chair massage,” said Thiel College senior Camille Radford. Tuesday Dec. 12, was Thiel College’s study day. A day for students to prepare…
By Taylor McKelvey On Friday, Dec. 1 Thiel College hosted its annual dome opener. They invited the students, professors, and faculty of the college, as well as the members of the Greenville community. There was…
By Taylor McKelvey Pastor Brian Riddle’s Famous Communion Bread is made up of two and a half cups of whole wheat flour, seven eights cup of water, one fourth cup of honey, one teaspoon of…
By Brian L. Brink How does human society change over the course of history? The last Thiel Forum of the fall semester on Thursday, Nov. 16 focused on this question in three different presentations. Professor…
By Brian L. Brink As Professor of performing arts Pete Rydberg put it, playwrights have one of the most difficult jobs ever. They write plays and then send them off to the world, he said,…
by Taylor McKelvey Senator Michele Brooks began the presentation, “Pathway to Pardons” by saying that this program was not about “being soft” when it comes to crime, but about second chances. Lt. Gov. Mike Stack…
by Brian L. Brink Up until 1990 the term rape meant stranger rape. It wasn’t until people like Katie Koestner began speaking out that people realized rape can happen even if you know the person.…
By Taylor McKelvey "Students don’t ask questions,” said the new assistant professor of math and computer science, Jingnan Xie, when explaining the differences between the American and Chinese school systems. In China, students just listen,…