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: 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 […]
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 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 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 […]
By Cassie Stolz As winter comes to an end and spring eagerly awaits bearing new opportunities with it. No matter what your learning style is, the best way to learn is through experience. According to experts in learning styles, the best way for someone to learn is through […]
By Josie Barton Trying to manage academics, social life, and for some, athletics, can be stressful and time consuming. Try using this method to control your time wisely, instead of wasting it attempting to remember all the events and commitments you have. Google Calendar, or any other date […]
By Cassie Stolz Living in the eastern half of the country means being able to enjoy all four seasons. Each season brings with it, cherished activities along with inconveniences. Currently being in the middle of a bitter cold winter means that seasonal mood disorder (SAD) is in full […]
By: Casandra Stolz Seniors who are approaching an anticipated commencement from Thiel College may share a similar disappointment as the class of 2020. Important sentimental moments during the past year have been shared through a screen or cancelled all together. The 2021 class graduation will probably be succumbed […]
