NEWS
Today’s Tech: New fuel cell technology could help ease pressure on U.S. power grid
As data centers continue to emerge all across the United States, an increasing demand for electricity is created, and recently, it has gotten to a level that most areas struggle to support. These facilities require drastic amounts of power to operate the computing equipment that these data centers use and keep it cool. According to
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PA Politics: Legislators nearing deadline to regulate controversial skill game machines
The clock is winding down for skill games and the legislators trying to regulate them. In the next few weeks, major decisions will be made on the fate of these popular, but currently illegal, slot machine-like games. A common sight in gas stations, cigar shops and taverns across Pennsylvania, skill games are machines where players
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Global Perspective: United States, Denmark sign agreement on defense of Greenland
On Tuesday, during a session of the United Nations General Assembly, the United States, Denmark and Greenland finally came to an agreement to expand the U.S. military presence in Greenland. U.S. President Donald Trump, Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen and Greenlandic Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen signed a deal permitting the U.S. to expand its military
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CAMPUS LIFE
Fall 2026 fashion tips and trends
One thing I look forward to every day is putting together a cute outfit. With the season soon changing into fall, the inevitable question most people will ask is: “What is trendy in 2026?” Or, “Oh my god, what do I wear?” With that, let’s discuss some fall 2026 fashion trends I’ve noticed on and
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Students of Etown: Alex Stouffer
Elizabethtown College seems to have many students native to the Garden State. I’d like to introduce one of them now. Meet Alex Stouffer. Stouffer is a senior mechanical engineering major here at Etown. His passions lie in the transportation industry, more specifically trains and cars. “I’ve always had a bit of a knack for things
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Business Review: Decades
I went to Decades for the first time last year while on a date. While the date didn’t go anywhere, Decades, a barcade, bowling alley and restaurant in Lancaster City, became a top recommendation of mine. Something Decades absolutely nails is atmosphere. Giant bulbs on the ceiling that spell “Decades” letter by letter are the
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SPORTS
Women’s field hockey dominate Albright
The Elizabethtown College Blue Jays cruised past the Albright Lions last Wednesday, taking a commanding lead early and holding it throughout the game to secure an 8-2 victory. The now 3-1 Blue Jays outperformed Albright in nearly every significant statistical category. Elizabethtown outshot its opponent 34-6 and maintained a 13-3 advantage in penalty corners, consistently
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Elizabethtown golf teams tee off for the 2026 season
The Elizabethtown College men’s and women’s golf teams got their seasons started at their own Elizabethtown Fall Invitational to kick off their 2026-27 campaign. The tournament took place at the Hershey Country Club only 20 minutes from the Etown campus. Last season, the men’s team kicked off their season finishing first overall out of 11
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Blue Jays take third at Dickinson Long/Short Invitational
On Saturday, Sep. 12, the Elizabethtown Blue Jays Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Teams traveled to Big Spring High School to race at the Dickinson Long/Short Invitational. The day would see an incredible performance from both teams, with both taking third overall in the combined scores. The men’s 8k was the first race of the
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FEATURES
Food brings students together at Cooking for the Culture event
The warm smell of curry chicken filled the Demo Kitchen at the Bowers Center on Monday, Feb. 16, at 5 p.m. as students gathered for a Black History Month event centered on culture through food. The anticipated event “Cooking for the Culture” featured Jamaican curry chicken, rosemary chicken, rice and pasta salad. Students came with
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Benefit concert performances raises funds for Joshua Group
Music, dance and student talent was full at Leffler Chapel on Feb. 21 as Elizabethtown College’s Education Organization hosted a benefit concert to support the Joshua Group, a Harrisburg-based nonprofit that works with children and families facing educational and social challenges. The Joshua Group partners with schools, families and communities in the Harrisburg area to
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Between the lines: Author Mallary Tarpley discusses her latest book with students
Students filled the High Auditorium in the Steinman Center on Feb. 9 to hear author and journalist Mallary Tarpley deliver a brief reading, followed by a guided discussion and an audience question and answer session. Tarpley’s journalism career includes work with major news outlets such as The Washington Post, Los Angeles Times and The Dallas
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