• Global Perspective: China Looks to Soften Canadian Relations Amidst Tariffs and Executions

    Global Perspective: China Looks to Soften Canadian Relations Amidst Tariffs and Executions

    America and Canada have been close partners in most regards for decades, from economic ties to diplomatic outlooks. Lately, there has been a change of hearts and outlooks when it comes to international relations concerning the United States of America. This has, in turn, put Canada into a difficult position as it has to navigate

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  • CCCE hosts annual Day of Service

    CCCE hosts annual Day of Service

    As Elizabethtown College moves gradually into spring, the community may notice a variety of changes around campus. More students sit outside to do their work and chat, people wear fewer layers and the days start to get a little longer. While all of these spring-related changes excite everyone on campus and indicate one step closer

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  • PA Politics: Democrats gain state Senate seat in district that encompasses Elizabethtown

    PA Politics: Democrats gain state Senate seat in district that encompasses Elizabethtown

    Pennsylvania Democrats are celebrating after a state Senate seat flipped blue in a special election in early March. James Malone won the seat over Republican Josh Parsons in the 36th Senate District, which covers part of Lancaster County, including Elizabethtown.   The district also covers Mount Joy, Manheim, Lititz and Ephrata. Malone is an I.T. consultant

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  • Etown Offers Dual Enrollment with Camp Hill School District

    Etown Offers Dual Enrollment with Camp Hill School District

    It’s never too early to get a head start in higher education. Dual Enrollment programs, which allow high school students to take college classes, have been seeing an explosion in growth in recent years.  In 2022, according to the Department of Education, approximately 2.5 million high school students took college classes, earning credits while receiving

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  • Dance Team Goes National: Day with a Blue Jay

    Dance Team Goes National: Day with a Blue Jay

    Elizabethtown College’s dance team got invited to a national dancing competition held in Florida from April 11 to April 13. Emotions for the dance team could not reach higher heights as the club members practice and prepare to dance their best. Dance team Captain and integrated studies major Olivia Fabiano and dance team Choreographer and

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  • Baseball Loses in Dramatic Fashion to Salisbury

    Baseball Loses in Dramatic Fashion to Salisbury

    Elizabethtown College baseball had a tough task on their hands, with #8 ranked Salisbury University coming to town to take on the Blue Jays in a doubleheader Saturday, March 29. The Sea Gulls had only lost four games up to this point, while Etown hoped to continue winning after a tight 8-7 victory against Moravian

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  • Etown Drops Two in Softball Doubleheader versus Ursinus

    Etown Drops Two in Softball Doubleheader versus Ursinus

    Coming off of a six-game losing streak, Elizabethtown College softball team hoped to bounce back and capture their first home win of the season in their doubleheader against Ursinus College. In game one, Etown had junior pitcher Mikaela Benner take the mound for the Blue Jays. The Bears got out to a hot start, beginning

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  • Lacrosse falls to Stevenson in highly contested match

    Lacrosse falls to Stevenson in highly contested match

    On March 29, 2025, the Elizabethtown College men’s lacrosse team clashed against the nationally ranked Stevenson University Mustangs at Etown’s Wolf Field. The game occurred late into the evening, as windy weather and a setting sun blanketed the area.  The Jays gained a slight lead towards the start of the match. Despite an initial tumble,

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  • Bowers Writers House starts Battle of the Genres

    Bowers Writers House starts Battle of the Genres

    The Bowers Writers House has long been the home of literature on campus, fostering a spirit of unity and diversity among students. Jesse Waters, Director of the Bowers Writers House, often invites authors from various backgrounds and genres to present talks and offer their writing to students.  This semester, Waters is trying something different.  “I

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