• Rising Star: Cece Natalie “Miss Behaves”

    Rising Star: Cece Natalie “Miss Behaves”

    The concept of the self-made musician, the tried and true path to victory through dive bars and open mics and relying on few but themselves and a manager, is becoming something of a myth. However, passionate artists who refuse to label or market their work for a niche hashtag on social media platforms or whittle

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  • Club Review: WWEC 88.3 ‘The Sound of Elizabethtown’

    Club Review: WWEC 88.3 ‘The Sound of Elizabethtown’

    Music is all around the campus of Elizabethtown College. From the Marketplace, to the Jay’s Nest, and even outside the Baugher Student Center (BSC). However, where does it come from? Located in the Communications Lounge in the Steinman Center is where WWEC 88.3 lives. WWEC 88.3 is the College’s  student-run radio station.   WWEC celebrated its

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  • First-Year Advice: College survival tips

    First-Year Advice: College survival tips

    Starting college doesn’t come with a handbook, especially if you’re the first in your family to go. So, here is everything I have learned in my first semester, in hopes that you can take something useful away from this.  One thing I’ve unintentionally mastered is pretending I know what I am doing. I smile and

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  • Media Review: The Year of Magical Thinking

    Media Review: The Year of Magical Thinking

    I’ve always been an avid reader, eager to devour, analyze and apply the lessons from literature to everyday life. My personal library contains plenty of well-loved fiction novels, such as The Hunger Games, anything written by Mary Oliver and a couple of classics that were mandatory reading in school that moved me enough to buy

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  •  Student Feature: Michaela Taylor

     Student Feature: Michaela Taylor

    One of the many great things about Elizabethtown College is the community built by students. Michaela Taylor is one of Etown’s early childhood education majors and loves being a part of the community on campus. Etown strives to create an inclusive environment for students, and education majors in particular have created a lasting impact at

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  • Psychic soulmates, Anthem and Aria, stun Etown students

    Psychic soulmates, Anthem and Aria, stun Etown students

    When the term “psychic” comes to mind, most people are either skeptical or slightly believe in what they do. People believe that the actions that they do are fake or there is something else to it. On Nov. 15, Elizabethtown College was visited by Anthem and Aria, the psychic soulmates. Anthem and Aria fell in

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  • Monique Coleman encourages students to embrace purpose and resilience at Leffler Lecture

    Monique Coleman encourages students to embrace purpose and resilience at Leffler Lecture

    Actress and advocate Monique Coleman brought a message of growth, courage and self-worth to Elizabethtown College on Thursday night as the featured speaker for this fall’s Leffler Lecture Series. The event, held Nov. 13 in Leffler Chapel, coincided with Coleman’s 45 birthday, something she noted with joy as she reflected on the lessons that have

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  • Medical Humanities: Health professions growth and awareness

    Medical Humanities: Health professions growth and awareness

    Recently, Elizabethtown College hosted a Medical Humanities talk hosted by the School of Arts and Humanities. This growing field is starting to build a stronger home for itself at Etown with the growing medical humanities minor the college offers. This event offered an overview of what the medical humanities are, along with details of what

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  • Record-breaking open house welcomes future Blue Jays

    Record-breaking open house welcomes future Blue Jays

    The pathways of Elizabethtown College buzzed with energy on Saturday morning as hundreds of families explored campus for the school’s largest-ever Fall Open House. With 252 prospective students in attendance, the day marked a milestone for the College’s admissions season, and for one of its newest tour guides, it was a milestone of her own.

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