• 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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  • Connecting the world on campus: Etown celebrates International Education Week

    Connecting the world on campus: Etown celebrates International Education Week

    This November, Elizabethtown College is embracing a spirit of global connection. From Nov. 10-14, International Education Week brings students together through events that celebrate cultural diversity and highlight how international education deepens understanding of both the world and ourselves. Organized by the Office of International Student Services, the week features themed events each day that

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  • Restaurant review: The Catacombs

    Restaurant review: The Catacombs

    Just six miles from Elizabethtown College, a restaurant compared to no other is tucked away underneath an unsuspecting brewery. At 102 N Market Street in Mount Joy, Pennsylvania, a 19th-century brewery still has its doors open. Bube’s Brewery was established in 1876 by German immigrant, Alois Bube. This is one of the few breweries that

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  • World leaders converge on new Egyptian museum

    World leaders converge on new Egyptian museum

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    • November 10, 2025

    On Nov.1, the grand unveiling of a multi-decade project in Egypt has seen huge success, drawing in crowds of tourists as well as multiple leaders from around the world. According to BBC, the 500,000 square mile museum, roughly the size of Vatican City, was worth around $1 billion to build and is Egypt’s new center

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  • Hello Kitty’s global rebrand is more than just cute

    Hello Kitty’s global rebrand is more than just cute

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    • November 10, 2025

    When Hello Kitty shows up at a Formula One race, it’s fair to say the brand has entered a new era. At this year’s Formula One Academy finale in Las Vegas, Sanrio’s global icon will appear on helmets, merchandise and even a “Hello Kitty Grandstand.” The collaboration marks the first time the all-female racing series

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  • Women’s volleyball wins double on senior day

    Women’s volleyball wins double on senior day

    On Nov. 1, Elizabethtown College’s women’s volleyball took on both Goucher College and DeSales University in a tri-match with the hope to punch their ticket into the playoffs with a win against the Gophers. The match against DeSales had no impact on their playoff positioning, however, would be an important game to improve their record

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  • Welcome to the Jungle: Eclipse

    Welcome to the Jungle: Eclipse

    Pets are a staple for many people’s lives. From cats to dogs to lizards, those who have had a pet have found some comfort and safety from them. For first-year Japanese major Natalie DiPietrae, there’s something special about her pet. Eclipse, DiPietrae’s bunny, also brings comfort to her owner: “Cre She’s really here for both

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