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  • Blue Jays stay hot against Bridgewater

    Blue Jays stay hot against Bridgewater

    The Elizabethtown College Field Hockey team came out ready to compete on Wednesday afternoon and, despite an early setback, managed to take control of the game and secure a 3-1 victory over the Bridgewater College Eagles at Wolf Field. Both teams traded opportunities throughout the opening quarter, but Bridgewater was the first to capitalize. In

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  • Strong defensive efforts prevail in men’s soccer tie at Susquehanna

    Strong defensive efforts prevail in men’s soccer tie at Susquehanna

    The Elizabethtown College men’s soccer team headed on the road this past week to face off against the Susquehanna River Hawks. This highly contested Landmark Conference matchup consisted of two teams with opposite starts to the season. The Blue Jays came into the contest 5-3-2 with a strong start to their season in non-conference play.

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  • Golombeck’s first career goal gives Elizabethtown win over Susquehanna

    Golombeck’s first career goal gives Elizabethtown win over Susquehanna

    The Elizabethtown College women’s soccer team went on the road this past week as they faced off against Susquehanna University in a Landmark Conference game. This game is significant for the two teams, since the last time the two teams faced off, they were in the Landmark Conference playoffs. Susquehanna got the edge over the

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  • Today’s Tech: General Motors rolls out first EVs using batteries with 100% recycled critical minerals

    Today’s Tech: General Motors rolls out first EVs using batteries with 100% recycled critical minerals

    Recently, General Motors has been working on the creation of EVs utilizing batteries that contain 100% recycled nickel, cobalt and manganese, creating environmentally friendly cells that work at the same level of efficiency as other similar batteries. The company completed the loop recycling pilot with partners such as Cirba Solutions, a battery recycling material and

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  • PA Politics: The governor’s race that never was

    PA Politics: The governor’s race that never was

    Despite Pennsylvania’s reputation as a swing state, this year’s governor’s race has become a shockingly uncompetitive contest. Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro is seeking reelection in a state where both parties have occupied the governor’s Residence on-and-off without much partisan entrenchment where only one party would have a feasible shot at leading the commonwealth. Not this

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  • The origins of the US-Iran conflict

    The origins of the US-Iran conflict

    Since 1957, Iran has sought to establish its own nuclear program. During the 1980s, Iran’s war with Iraq encouraged the country to continue its nuclear program. According to the Council on Foreign Relations, Iran has made agreements with China and Russia to advance their program over the years. However, in 2002, the International Atomic Energy

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  • Cory Rishel takes “The Road” to gold in Fenix Award Music Competition

    Cory Rishel takes “The Road” to gold in Fenix Award Music Competition

    Cory Rishel, a class of ‘30 music education major, won a gold award this August from the 8th Edition of the Fenix Award International Music Competition. With the gold award came a poster with his photo and different achievements listed on it. He earned this from his original piece he submitted, titled “The Road.” The

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  • Business Buzz: What makes a rebrand successful?

    Business Buzz: What makes a rebrand successful?

    It’s no secret that people change over time; the same thing can be said about companies. Not all of them are going to be the exact same from when they first started to over 100 years later. This is why some of them undergo rebrands, or even multiple. Recently, companies such as Carter’s and Tropical

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  • Meet the Dogs: SSD Bailey

    Meet the Dogs: SSD Bailey

    Through the program, Dogs in the Dell, students have the opportunity to raise and train a service dog throughout the academic year. After their training, the service dogs will be placed with a partner to serve. The club on campus is partnered with Susquehanna Service Dogs (SSD), and this year, Emma Klein, a double major

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