By Josie Barton Tuesday, September 29th was the first presidential debate of 2020. President Trump and former Vice President Biden went head to head on controversial topics, part one of this article covering the Coronavirus, the economy, and the Supreme Court. Considering the Coronavirus pandemic, President Trump approached […]
By: Casandra Stolz Students and faculty anticipate the opening of the Art gallery in the Howard Miller Student Center. An exhibit of art, pottery, and sculpture pieces crafted by this fall semester’s art class students are on display for our enjoyment. Hanging along the walls in the gallery, […]
By Samantha Walker A wave of grief rippled throughout the United States with the news of Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death this past Friday. Vigils and moments of silence are being held at courthouses across America throughout the week as citizens mourn. Ginsburg was Associate Justice of the Supreme […]
By Casandra Stolz Is your unbalanced lifestyle putting you at risk for cancer? Cancer can begin at any place in the body and travel to other areas that can be fatal. For example, cancer cells which started in the lungs can travel to bones and continue to grow. […]
By Josie Barton Fraternities and Sororities across Colleges and Universities provide conflicting elements to the overall health and success of affiliated students. Greek life can offer student development, scholarships and academic improvement. Although it can improve student engagement, Greek life renders many consequences: hazing, sexual assault, binge drinking, […]
By Josie Barton Many high schools fail to communicate to its students the jump from regulated high school education to the permissive college lifestyle. Students are suddenly handed access to freedom, responsibility, and different teaching styles. High School students are rarely given space to freely think and question. […]
By Austin Balaschak The Weekend is the perfect time to relax and unwind from the stress of the work week. What would be a better way than to see your favorite school back on the gridiron? Things are looking good because amid a pandemic, there will still be […]
By Austin Balaschak Thursday September 10th, 2020 at 8:30 p.m., what seemed impossible merely two months ago has now kicked off! I am referring to the NFL season. In the season opener, it was the defending Super Bowl champions the Kansas City Chiefs pitted against the Houston Texans. […]
Casandra Stolz The mind is a powerful tool. But are we as evolved beings, taking care of our awareness? The mindsets adopted into daily routines has an exponential effect. Thoughts can either prevent change or allow new skills to blossom. The majority of the public is not taught […]
HERMITAGE, Aug. 25 – Funding totaling $161,189 will ensure Mercer County schools with identified groups of underperforming students have the resources to help those students succeed, state Rep. Mark Longietti, D-Mercer, announced today. “The pandemic has created new obstacles for all educators and schools everywhere, but those with underperforming […]
By Devin Button With Saint Patrick’s Day falling in the month of March and being well known for a time of relaxation and drinking. Why not take a second to dive into the history of Irish whiskey, and look even deeper into the history of some of the […]
Dear Thiel College Community, From its earliest days, Thiel College has been an adaptive community, supporting students to pursue their education while responding to new contexts and challenges. It is in that spirit that the College has decided to reduce activities on campus over the next three weeks […]
By Devin Button Every child growing up in today’s modern America faces a grueling challenge. Embedded in our minds from day one is the belief that without college a person cannot strive to the goals or financial reaches they dream of. Today we ask “is college really worth […]
Image By: Tom’s Guide By: Adam Button With a new decade in full swing, the future of technology is coming ever so closer. With civilian transportation becoming smaller and more intuitive. The Onewheel is becoming a favored mode of transportation for those that live in urban settings. Kyle […]
By: Devin Button With the spring semester in full gear, and the upcoming rush season upon us in two weeks. It’s time to for the unaffiliated members of Greek life on Thiel college campus to ask themselves once again about the idea of going Greek! Here are a […]
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