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  • Exploring entrepreneurship abroad: Etown students take on Prague

    Exploring entrepreneurship abroad: Etown students take on Prague

    At the start of this month, 10 Elizabethtown College students traveled to the city of Prague in the Czech Republic as part of the course FBE450: Entrepreneurship in Emerging Economy. We spoke with a variety of local entrepreneurs, learning about their perspectives and stories. This included firsthand accounts of the transition from communism to capitalism,

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  • Semiconductors on the rise: Intel announces production of new facilities

    Semiconductors on the rise: Intel announces production of new facilities

    This just in, Intel Corp is going to be spending big in the next five years as part of a company-wide initiative to construct new factories and expand already existing facilities.  According to an article released by Reuters, Intel has released that they plan on using the $19.5 billion in loans and grants they had

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  • Sustainability challenge set forth by Dining Services

    Sustainability challenge set forth by Dining Services

    Elizabethtown College students have increasingly been made aware of their waste in the dining hall, not only through the introduction of the KITRO machines in the tray return and disposal area, but also through posts on dining services’ social media profiles which highlight the numbers behind the waste and the most wasted items.    “Sustainability

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  • Pa Politics: Divided priorities

    Pa Politics: Divided priorities

    In Pennsylvania’s General Assembly, the Democrat-controlled House and the Republican-controlled Senate are often at odds. Throw Gov. Josh Shapiro, a Democrat who sometimes breaks with his own party, into the mix, and things get even messier. It was apparent during the 2023 budget season, and it’s even apparent now, during a time that’s typically not

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  • Global Perspective: Haiti’s prime minister resigns

    Global Perspective: Haiti’s prime minister resigns

    A brewing humanitarian crisis is threatening thousands of Haitians with violence and starvation. Even though widely unpopular Prime Minister Ariel Henry announced his plans to resign, hundreds of gangs continue a violent protest of the country’s political situation. The nation has been left in disarray, and many citizens fear for their lives. Haiti is no

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  • Etown Celebrates Women’s History Month

    Etown Celebrates Women’s History Month

    March. It brings warmer weather, lots of rain, and the promise of the nearing end of the school year. It is also Women’s History Month, a time to celebrate women’s experiences, achievements, and ability to overcome the special types of adversity that come with being a woman. Etown has set up numerous exhibits and events

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  • Blue Jays baseball drops series to Scranton in home opener

    Blue Jays baseball drops series to Scranton in home opener

    The Blue Jays (7-4) baseball team hosted the Scranton University Royals (6-2) for the first at-home games of the season. On Saturday, March 16 the first game of the series was played followed by a doubleheader on Sunday. In the first game of the series, the Blue Jays lost 5-4 despite leading in a few

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  • Etown wrestling puts up strong showing in NCAA Championships

    Etown wrestling puts up strong showing in NCAA Championships

    Last week, the Elizabethtown College wrestling team traveled to La Crosse, Wis. for the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division III Championships. The team took to the La Crosse Center for their matches on Friday, March 15 and Saturday, March 16, looking to cap off their strong seasons in a positive way.   Fourth-year Dylan Waller

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  • NFL free agency flips the football world upside down 

    NFL free agency flips the football world upside down 

    The National Football League (NFL) free agency period is always a wild one and this year didn’t disappoint. From starting quarterbacks finding new homes, to running backs changing the landscapes of NFL rosters, to players suiting up for rival teams this free agency period has really had it all.   Former Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins made

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