NEWS

  • Job and grad school searching during pandemic

    Job and grad school searching during pandemic

    As the Fall 2021 semester comes to a close, it’s time for seniors to start thinking about what comes after graduation, whether that’s a full-time job, graduate school or something outside the box.  However, the COVID-19 pandemic still hasn’t totally gone away, so job searching has an extra layer of difficulty this year.  Thankfully, COVID-19

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  • Today’s Technology

    Today’s Technology

    On Wednesday, Nov. 10, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) sued the ride-sharing service Uber Technologies Inc. (Uber), alleging that the company has discriminated against customers with disabilities and acted in violation of Title III of the American with Disabilities Act (ADA). The lawsuit was filed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District

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  • Student Senate

    Student Senate

    Student Senate met for their weekly meeting Thursday, Nov. 11 at 3:45 p.m. in Hoover 212. The meeting began with the swearing in of five new officers. Student Senate then had to vote to approve changes that President Cecilia M. McCormick, J.D. suggested to be made to the Oct. 28 meeting minutes. All changes were

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CAMPUS LIFE

  • Adulting with Simple Meals: Pizza

    Adulting with Simple Meals: Pizza

    Now that I’m living in an Independent Living Unit and meal-plan-free, I have to provide for myself like an adult. One struggle that I have is coming up with quick healthy meals I can make without burning down Brinser. I bring to you a simple and cost-effective meal idea: pizza.  Pizza is the college go-to

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  • Horoscopes

    Horoscopes

    Use your sun, moon and rising signs for a more rounded reading!  Aquarius: Make sure your ego doesn’t get in the way of accepting new opportunities in terms of relationships or job offers. Try not to make issues a bigger deal than they are and look at situations objectively.  Pisces: Put the passion you feel

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  • Fall Festivities: Field of Screams

    Fall Festivities: Field of Screams

    The horror attraction Field of Screams is now open for the fall season!  From now until Nov. 12, people can enjoy four attractions as well as three escape rooms and terrifying carnival games. All of their attractions have been amped up for new scares and extra layers of fear. This year, Field of Screams is

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SPORTS

  • Cross country teams land in the top five in season opening meet

    Cross country teams land in the top five in season opening meet

      Friday, Aug. 30, Elizabethtown College’s men and women’s cross-country teams participated in Dickinson College’s “Light Up the Night Invite” invitational meet. The men’s team won their division with a total of 40 points, whereas the women’s team scored 62 points and placed third. One of Etown’s own finished as the runner-up in the men’s

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  • Women’s golf competes in Landmark Conference Championships

    Women’s golf competes in Landmark Conference Championships

    Tuseday, April 16, the Elizabethtown College men’s golf team competed at the Gettysburg Spring Invitational in Abbottstown, Pennsylvania and found great success in preparation for the Landmark Conference Championships in the first week of May. Junior Garrett Leib stood out as one out of only three players at the event to score a birdie on

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  • Men’s lacrosse clinches first place in Landmark Conference

    Men’s lacrosse clinches first place in Landmark Conference

    Tuesday, April 23, the Elizabethtown College men’s lacrosse team took a 13-4 loss against York College of Pennsylvania. Sophomore Cody Richter was the team’s top scorer, scoring two points. Senior Andrew Watts and first-year Nick Cost each scored one point for Etown. Junior goalie Tom Mahoney had a season-high number of saves against York. Although

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FEATURES

  • Students show growing awareness of living conditions in college housing

    Students show growing awareness of living conditions in college housing

    The recent evacuation and cleaning of the Vera Hackman Apartments has led to a growing awareness of problems in other residential buildings on and off-campus. Senior Olivia Lee lives in a Student-Directed Learning Community (SDLC) house just off campus. She lived in Hackman all summer. Shortly after moving into her house, the refrigerator stopped working,

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  • Blue Jays catch more Z’s a night than a fourth of working adults

    Blue Jays catch more Z’s a night than a fourth of working adults

    Sleep—it’s something we take advantage of as children and only seem to begin appreciating when we have no time for it. According to the National Sleep Foundation (NSF), sleep indicates a person’s general health and well-being. People can spend up to one third of their lives asleep, but how much should they be sleeping? The

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