• Two Blue Jays qualify for D-III nationals at mid-atlantic meet

    Two Blue Jays qualify for D-III nationals at mid-atlantic meet

    On Nov. 15, the men’s and women’s cross-country teams competed at the NCAA MidAtlantic Regional meet at Big Spring High School, delivering performances that exceeded expectations and closed out the season strongly. Against challenging competition and difficult terrain, both teams ran with confidence and used the momentum they had built throughout the fall.   The men’s

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  • Wrestling falls in home opener against McDaniel

    Wrestling falls in home opener against McDaniel

    The Elizabethtown College wrestling team took on McDaniel College for their home opener for the season on Nov. 8. Last season, the Blue Jays went on the road to Westminster, Maryland, defeating the Green Terror 31-15 led by falls from 184-class senior Ganon Smith and 133-class Febian Dawit.  Etown most recently had finished fourth in

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  • Mengel, Etown holds off Rowan’s late surge to take victory at home

    Mengel, Etown holds off Rowan’s late surge to take victory at home

    The Elizabethtown Blue Jays women’s basketball team took on the Rowan University Profs in their regular season home opener to kick off their 2025-26 campaign. The Blue Jays, coming off a NCAA tournament appearance last season, finished 23-5, hoping to return to form heading into this season being ranked #22 in Division III.  After losing

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  • Field hockey’s journey ends in tight loss to Susquehanna

    Field hockey’s journey ends in tight loss to Susquehanna

    After a huge victory against the sixth seed Lycoming College, the Elizabethtown Blue Jay field hockey team took their talents on the road to face off against the two seeded Susquehanna University River Hawks in the Landmark Conference Championship semifinals.  The Blue Jays headed into the contest with six straight victories, putting on a Cinderella

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  • Strong second half leads men’s basketball to season-opening win

    Strong second half leads men’s basketball to season-opening win

    The Elizabethtown men’s basketball team started their 2025-2026 campaign on a high note, beating local rival Franklin and Marshall College (F&M) on the Blue Jays’ home court. The game was postponed from the original date due to a power outage in Thompson Gymnasium. However, through this adversity, Head Coach Britt Moore is happy with how

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  • GTA VI faces yet another delay

    GTA VI faces yet another delay

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    • November 17, 2025

    The highly anticipated next addition to the Grand Theft Auto Franchise, GTA VI, had its launch date delayed yet again. GTA V made massive waves in the video game industry, selling around 220 million copies. This placed it at #2 among the best-selling video games of all time. The eagerness of fans for its release

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  • Drone incursions strain EU-Russia relations

    Drone incursions strain EU-Russia relations

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    • November 17, 2025

    For the past few months, members of the European Union (EU) have had their airspace violated over and over by unidentified drones (NYTimes). This has resulted in increased tensions and a further deterioration of relations between the EU members and Russia, the prime suspect. The Kremlin has both denied these claims and claimed they were

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  • Pennsylvania Democrats rebound

    Pennsylvania Democrats rebound

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    • November 17, 2025

    After crushing defeats last year for Pennsylvania Democrats that saw Republicans win every statewide election and pick up two congressional seats, the party is celebrating a successful batch of off-year elections. The highlight of the Democrats’ night was the successful retention elections of three state Supreme Court justices who were originally elected in 2015. Justices

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  • Coca-Cola brings back AI-powered holiday ads despite last year’s backlash 

    Coca-Cola brings back AI-powered holiday ads despite last year’s backlash 

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    • November 17, 2025

    Coca-Cola has once again used artificial intelligence to create its annual holiday commercials, reimagining the brand’s classic 1995 Christmas advertisement even after facing widespread criticism for doing the same last year. The two new advertisements, which debuted Nov. 4, continue the company’s push to blend nostalgic storytelling with new technology. The move also signals that

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