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Pakistani-Afghan border clashes escalate
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- October 27, 2025
As peace remains undetermined in the Middle East, new tensions rise in Southern Asia as the border between Afghanistan and Pakistan became a battle ground this weekend. Long have the relations between these two countries been strained, with the fundamentals of their politics being a source of contention. However, according to the BBC, last week
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Etown and University of Delaware sign agreement benefiting engineering and computer science students
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- October 27, 2025
Elizabethtown College has signed an agreement with the University of Delaware intending to give engineering and computer science students a new pathway to pursue their graduate degrees. On Oct. 9, the college announced that it had signed a memorandum of understanding with the University of Delaware that would give benefits to students at Elizabethtown’s School
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Adam Sheibley resigns as Elizabethtown baseball head coach
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- October 27, 2025
After leading the team into a third-place Landmark Conference finish, Adam Sheibley, after eight years of managing the Blue Jays baseball team, resigned effective immediately on Wednesday, Oct. 15. The baseball team had a team meeting and was notified of this information. Sheibley noted that he will be leaving the Blue Jays program to focus
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NVIDIA and TSMC Unveil the First Blackwell Chip Produced in the United States
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- October 27, 2025
Nvidia Corporation, the tech giant located in California, recently unveiled its first Blackwell chip produced domestically in the United States. The corporation, known for its GPU manufacturing, holds a 92% share of the market for desktop and laptop GPUs. TSMCs (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company) semiconductor manufacturing facility in Phoenix, Arizona, is where production is taking
READ MOREDr. Cunnigham, Dr. Allen named Learning Design Fellows
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- October 20, 2025
On Sept. 30, Elizabethtown College’s Teaching and Learning Design Studio announced its Learning Design Fellows for the 2025-2026 academic year. Two members of the College faculty are selected for this fellowship at the beginning of the year. This year’s fellows have been named Dr. Laura Cunningham and Dr. Patrick Allen. The Learning and Design Studio
READ MOREYork County mourns three police officers shot and killed in the line of duty
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- October 6, 2025
York County, Pennsylvania, is in mourning after three police officers were killed on Sept. 17 during an ambush while attempting to arrest a stalking suspect in North Codorus Township. Detective Sgt. Cody Becker, 39; Detective Mark Baker, 53; and Detective Isaiah Emenheiser, 43; of the Northern York County Regional Police Department were fatally shot while
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U.S. News Issues College Rankings. Etown Scores High
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- October 6, 2025
Elizabethtown College has been bestowed with several notable distinctions from U.S. News & World Report for this academic year. For 41 years, the online newsmagazine has published rankings for 1,700 colleges and universities using data from the schools themselves, the U.S. Department of Education, state and local governments and associations of higher education to determine
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How Aldi is finding success in a modern business world
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- September 29, 2025
When shoppers think of Aldi, they tend to picture low prices, small-format stores and the thrill of the “Aldi Finds” aisle. For years, that same formula shaped its social media presence: bold graphics, price callouts and reminders about weekly deals. But in feeds built for entertainment, those posts blended in with traditional ads and failed
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Summer renovations give new look to Marketplace and Brinser Lecture Room
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- September 29, 2025
Should you have been present in the Marketplace on Sept. 18 at around 9 a.m., your morning breakfast may have been interrupted by the sound of putty knives scraping and smoothing the walls as workers installed the final touches on the months-long renovations done in the Marketplace and the former Brinser Lecture Room. Following the
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