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  • Herr Field turf conversion completed after delay

    Herr Field turf conversion completed after delay0

    • News
    • October 18, 2026

    Ira R. Herr Field’s renovation into a turf-surface field has been completed nearly a month after its initial planned completion and well into the fall soccer season. The conversion was first announced last fall amid continuing issues with the maintenance of the last remaining natural grass soccer field in the Landmark Conference. Drainage issues and

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  • Etown climbs U.S. News rankings

    Etown climbs U.S. News rankings0

    • News
    • October 12, 2026

    Expanding on high marks made last year, Elizabethtown College saw gains in the U.S. News and World Report Best College Rankings for 2027. Now in its 43rd year, the online newsmagazine’s college rankings sort more than 1,700 into various categories based on data provided by the schools themselves, the U.S. Department of Education and associations

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  • “Spill the Tea” with VP Gonzalez

    “Spill the Tea” with VP Gonzalez0

    • News
    • October 12, 2026

    Vice President for Student Life and Dean of Students Nichole Gonzalez is holding “Spill the Tea” sessions in the Blue Bean this semester to give students the opportunity to bring questions and concerns directly to a member of Elizabethtown College’s Senior Leadership Team. The first “Spill the Tea with a VP!” session was held on

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  • PA Politics: The governor’s race that never was

    PA Politics: The governor’s race that never was1

    Despite Pennsylvania’s reputation as a swing state, this year’s governor’s race has become a shockingly uncompetitive contest. Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro is seeking reelection in a state where both parties have occupied the governor’s Residence on-and-off without much partisan entrenchment where only one party would have a feasible shot at leading the commonwealth. Not this

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