Campus Life

  • Student Feature: Katie Kier

    Student Feature: Katie Kier

    Katie Kier, hailing from Reading, Pennsylvania, is an amazing example of Elizabethtown College’s wide variety of talented students.  Kier is a first-year Exercise Science major and a member of the women’s lacrosse team. Outside of athletics, Kier is also a member of the Exercise Science club on campus. Kier’s love for exercise science came from

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  • Senior Advice: Battling burnout

    Senior Advice: Battling burnout

    I think we have all struggled from time to time to complete an assignment because you just have so many to do. Now combine your coursework with extracurriculars, jobs, social life, family life, financial responsibility, sleeping, eating and taking care of yourself. After a while, it begins to feel as though 24 just isn’t enough

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  • Media Review: “Before Sunrise”

    Media Review: “Before Sunrise”

    “Before Sunrise” belongs to a nostalgic, romanticized era of romantic comedies that includes films like “10 Things I Hate About You,” “27 Dresses” and “How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days.” Released in 1995, Richard Linklater’s film follows Jesse, played by Ethan Hawke, and Celine, played by Julie Delpy, two strangers who meet on

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  • From the Pantry: Spaghetti Tacos

    From the Pantry: Spaghetti Tacos

    For those of us who grew up in the era of peak Nickelodeon, we are all familiar with the creative inventions and artistic abilities of Spencer Shay.  In the iconic television series “ICarly,” Shay is the older brother of the show’s main character, Carly Shay. Shay is an artist, a sculptor to be specific. His

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  • Class Review: British Literature and Culture I

    Class Review: British Literature and Culture I

    Are you still searching for a class to fulfill your Western Cultural Heritage credits? Look no further than British Literature and Culture I.  Taught by Professor Notarangelo, this class exceeds all expectations you may have upon reading the description. Professor Notarangelo’s vast knowledge of the subject matter and genuine excitement about sharing it with the

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  • Business Review: Idea Coffee

    Business Review: Idea Coffee

    Located at 100 Merchant Ave in Mount Joy, Idea Coffee is a charming little shop just 10 to 15 minutes from Elizabethtown College. Despite the incredible amount of coffee shops lining the streets of Elizabethtown, after being here for four years, I wanted to try a new place. I made the journey to Mount Joy

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  • Media Review: “Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story”

    Media Review: “Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story”

    On Aug. 4, 1882, the bodies of Andrew and Abby Borden were found in their home in Fall River, Massachusetts. In 1883, Lizzie Borden, Andrew’s daughter and, Abby’s stepdaughter, was tried and acquitted for the crimes.  On Sep. 17, 2026, Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan released the fourth season of their “Monster” series on Netflix

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  • Activity Review: Dot Art Books

    Activity Review: Dot Art Books

    Thanks to my mom’s most recent hyperfixation, dot art books have taken over both our house and my dorm — for good reason.  Lifelines’ Flow Art color-by-number books are like coloring books or diamond art except they come with the markers and a suggested color palette. There is a design for everyone, from Frankenstein’s monster

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  • Media Review: “Not Quite Dead Yet” by Holly Jackson

    Media Review: “Not Quite Dead Yet” by Holly Jackson

    For those who know me, they may describe me as a bit of a book worm. In August alone, I read a total of eight novels and one memoir. Of those nine collective books, I would say the most fun to read was Holly Jackson’s 2025 novel, “Not Quite Dead Yet.” Jackson’s novel is a

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