NEWS

  • Today’s Tech: Fee added to X for new accounts

    Today’s Tech: Fee added to X for new accounts

    New users of the social media platform, X (formerly known as Twitter) will be asked to pay a small fee in order to access key features such as posting, liking and reposting. This is an attempt to curb spam bots which have been a consistent problem on the platform for years. Spam bots are essentially

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  • What’s Happening: The Israeli-Palestinian ceasefire

    What’s Happening: The Israeli-Palestinian ceasefire

    With President Joe Biden calling for a ceasefire in Gaza last week, it is seeming that the war in the east is coming to a head, as leaders begin negotiating at least a temporary peace. This last Sunday, April 7, peace negotiations resumed as both Israeli leaders and a Hamas delegation headed to Egypt, under

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  • Business Buzz: The revival of the movie theater industry

    Business Buzz: The revival of the movie theater industry

    The year 2020 saw a decline in many prominent industries which thrived on face-to-face contact with others and experiences which required close proximity. One example of this is the movie theater industry, which also had to deal with the rise of streaming and the convenience that came alongside it, due to a reduced cost and

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CAMPUS LIFE

  • Club Feature: Photography Club

    Club Feature: Photography Club

    Whether you’re an experienced photographer or are just starting out, you should consider joining Elizabethtown College’s Photography Club! The Photography Club meets bi-weekly on Wednesdays at 6 p.m. in Steinman Center 211 and welcomes anyone to show up to a meeting if they are interested in joining. As a smaller club, the members are very

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  • Media Review: Get lost in the mystery of “Only Murders in the Building”

    Media Review: Get lost in the mystery of “Only Murders in the Building”

    If you’re looking for a new murder mystery to dive into, you’re in for a real treat with “Only Murders in the Building.” Starring Selena Gomez, Martin Short and Steve Martin, this series challenges the idea of a classic murder mystery/true crime storyline by combining the two elements, creating an intriguing atmosphere with complex, suspenseful

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SPORTS

  • Rowvember: A unique November challenge begins

    Rowvember: A unique November challenge begins

    Elizabethtown College has events for students and faculty to help support causes on campus. The Rowvember challenge is an event that can improve your mental and physical health. When students are in their room doing homework, they may like to step away from the books and go to an activity. Something that they may do

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  • Men’s Soccer loses to Scranton Royals

    Men’s Soccer loses to Scranton Royals

    On Nov. 5 in Elizabethtown Pa., the Elizabethtown Blue Jays faced off against the Scranton Royals in the Landmark Conference Championship match. There was a singular goal by Scranton, and that was the only goal that was scored the entire game. A lone goal from the first half held up as Scranton defeated Etown at

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  • A brief history of Etown’s baseball field

    A brief history of Etown’s baseball field

    Lots of people go out and watch Elizabethtown College baseball, but what not many people know about the baseball team is that there is a backstory to the baseball field. Like so many buildings across campus, it should come as no surprise that the Kevin Scott Boyd Stadium is named after somebody. Kevin Scott Boyd

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FEATURES

  • Etown comm students sweep Student Keystone Media Awards

    Etown comm students sweep Student Keystone Media Awards

    Concussive birds, insectoid invaders and do-gooder community centers.  What links these scattershot subjects? They are the topics that won Elizabethtown College communication majors all three top spots in a Student Keystone Media Awards category. Each year, the Pennsylvania News Media Association holds a competition to recognize excellent student journalism. Etown’s students dominated the Best Feature

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