• Pa Politics: Bird Flu

    Pa Politics: Bird Flu

    The price of eggs is always a point of contention in election cycles and is often seen as an economic indicator by voters. However, politicians in power are often quick to point out that the price of eggs, like everything else, can be heavily influenced by factors outside of the economy.  One factor that contributes

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  • Etown Mock Trial Wins Award for Performance

    Etown Mock Trial Wins Award for Performance

    Every year, Elizabethtown College students compete at an annual regional competition of the American Mock Trial Association (AMTA), representing the college and flexing their legal expertise. This year was no different, and this cohort brought home some good news with them.  Unlike many schools that offer mock trial only as an extra-curricular, Etown provides the

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  • Behind the Buzzer: Emilie Brinser’s four-year impact on Women’s Basketball

    Behind the Buzzer: Emilie Brinser’s four-year impact on Women’s Basketball

    Sometimes, athletes abandon their passion for a sport when entering college. Some athletes, however, utilize that passion in a different way, like becoming the manager of a team —. aAnd that is just what Elizabethtown College women’s basketball manager Emilie Brinser did.  Brinser, a senior at Elizabethtown College, didn’t know that being a collegiate manager

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  • Etown Makes a Splash at the Landmark Championships

    Etown Makes a Splash at the Landmark Championships

    From Feb. 13– to Feb. 16, Elizabethtown College’s men’s and women’s swim teams swam at the Landmark Championships, a competition they had worked towards for the entire season. Etown came into the competition after strong performances at Juniata College after the women’s team swept the tri-match and the men’s went 1-1, losing to Penn State

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  • Blue Jays Bounce Past Chargers on Senior Day

    Blue Jays Bounce Past Chargers on Senior Day

    On Saturday, Feb. 22, the Elizabethtown tennis teams started their season and celebrated their senior days a week before spring break with games against the Lancaster Bible College Chargers. Both games occurred in the Bowers Center Fieldhouse. The crisp Saturday morning started with a series of doubles matches. Etown Elizabethtown sSenior Sam Langer and Elizabethtown

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  • Undefeated No More, Elizabethtown Upsets #2 Scranton

    Undefeated No More, Elizabethtown Upsets #2 Scranton

    After a long regular season, one of theFor some, this was the most anticipatedawaited games on the Landmark Conference schedule finally arrived. Two teams in the top 25 in the nation, battling for playoff implications, hoping to end their season with a win entered Thompson Gymnasium on Feb. 22. on top. Scranton University entered the

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  • Russo Stars in Elizabethtown’s Win over Goucher

    Russo Stars in Elizabethtown’s Win over Goucher

    On Feb. 12, 2025, The Elizabethtown College men’s basketball team took on the Goucher College Gophers in Elizabethtown’s Thompson Gymnasium.  The Jays immediately put pressure on the Gophers at the start of the game. Junior forward EJ Finney applied pressure inside, but the Gophers stole the ball away. Despite defensive plays from the Jays, Goucher

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  • Gopinath, Elizabethtown Take down Lancaster Bible

    Gopinath, Elizabethtown Take down Lancaster Bible

    On Saturday, Feb. 15, Elizabethtown College got the chance to avenge their early-season loss to Lancaster Bible Colleges. Etown came into the match after a 3-0 sweep of Wilson College the game prior and was feeling ready heading into the matchup against Lancaster Bible College. Initially, it was supposed to be a tri-match with Hood

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  • Langer and Walker Hope for Big Seasons in Tennis

    Langer and Walker Hope for Big Seasons in Tennis

    The Elizabethtown College men’s and women’s tennis teams are hoping to court victory this spring season that starts on Saturday, Feb. 22 versus Lancaster Bible College. The Blue Jays played numerous matches in the fall, but the majority of their season is up and coming this spring. The women played two matches in the fall,

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