• CCCE hosts Day of Service that benefits Unto

    CCCE hosts Day of Service that benefits Unto

    On April 1, the Elizabethtown College Center for Community and Civic Engagement (CCCE) hosted an event called Day of Service in the Thompson Gymnasium. Students and faculty spent the day volunteering to conduct service work to help communities throughout the nation. The CCCE created Day of Service last Spring. The event aims to promote community

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  • Senior Erin Vago directs “Still Life with Iris”

    Senior Erin Vago directs “Still Life with Iris”

    Steven Deitz’ “Still Life with Iris” is a story about a little girl on a journey to find herself, her family and her friends, then returning home to the island of Nocturno.  Iris, played by senior Maeve Heine, is a 10-year-old girl living with her mother and friends on Nocturno, an island which makes all

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  • Family Business and Entrepreneurship club hosts Power Lunch

    Family Business and Entrepreneurship club hosts Power Lunch

    On March 16, the Elizabethtown College Family Business and Entrepreneurship (FBE) club hosted a Power Lunch for JJ Rettura. Attendees received the opportunity to meet Rettura, ask questions and learn about him. President of the FBE club Keely Grim organized the event by submitting a biography from Rettura to Campus News. He also advertised it

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  • Class project focuses on diversity in children’s books

    Class project focuses on diversity in children’s books

    This March, Elizabethtown College’s High Library had a “Celebrating Diversity and Belonging in Children’s Books” exhibit from Dr. Katherine Hughes’s COM 130 Visual Communications class. This exhibit has been held in the library since early March and ends on March 24. Each COM 130 student has made a project using and applying their photoshop skills,

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  • Bowers Centers hosts events focused on nutrition

    Bowers Centers hosts events focused on nutrition

    On Friday, March 18, the Elizabethtown College Bowers Center for Sports, Fitness and Well-being demo kitchen was home to multiple different flavors and foods as students celebrated Nutrition Day. The event was run by the Student Wellness Advocacy Group (SWAG) and Assistant Director of Health Promotion Joni Eisenhauer.     The demonstrations started off with healthy smoothies.

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  • SWAG promotes nutrition on campus

    SWAG promotes nutrition on campus

    Did you know March is National Nutrition Month? On Wednesday, March 9, Gabby Stawinski of the Student Wellness Advocacy Group (SWAG) helped to promote nutrition on campus by providing many valuable recipes, resources, tips and more in the BSC concourse for students and faculty.  “There’s tips on choosing healthy granola bars, the Chicken Pot Pie

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  • Scott LaMar and Joyce Davis speak in Gibble Auditorium

    Scott LaMar and Joyce Davis speak in Gibble Auditorium

    The Elizabethtown College Gibble Auditorium was filled with intrigued faces Wednesday, March 9 as Scott LaMar and Joyce Davis came in to speak. Those in attendance looked forward to the captivating discussion that LaMar and Davis had in store.   LaMar, who is well known for his long-running show “Smart Talk,” and Davis, the President of

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  • Etown student successfully helps others learn cooking tips

    Etown student successfully helps others learn cooking tips

    Elizabethtown College senior Rachel Skwirutis uses her love and passion for cooking to teach other students some helpful tips that will bring them success in their future cooking endeavors. On Tuesday, March 8, Skwirut, along with her fellow Class of 2022 Senate, sponsored the very first “Cooking 101: Learning the Basics.” As graduation is quickly

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  • Etown celebrates International Women’s Day

    Etown celebrates International Women’s Day

    This past Tuesday, March 8, people around the globe celebrated International Women’s Day (IWD). This global holiday is meant to celebrate women’s social, political, economic and cultural achievements. After years of marches, protests, rallies and campaigns, it was honored fully for the first time on March 19, 1911, though in 1913 the date changed to

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