• Etown kicks off Hispanic Heritage Month with flag raising event

    Etown kicks off Hispanic Heritage Month with flag raising event

    On Friday, Sept. 15, the Elizabethtown College Office of Diversity, Equity and Belonging cooperated with the Latinx/Hispanic Student Union (LHSU) to begin the commemoration of Hispanic Heritage Month with a flag-raising event. Many different flags were displayed from various South American countries, as well as other countries in the Baugher Student Center (BSC). They will

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  • Crossing the continental divide: Empathy, understanding and compassion with Braver Angels’ Linda Beck

    Crossing the continental divide: Empathy, understanding and compassion with Braver Angels’ Linda Beck

    On Friday, Sept. 15, students of Elizabethtown College and community members had the opportunity to sit down, listen and talk about the polarization in politics today. The Braver Angels group started in 2016 after the presidential election between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. They recognized the overwhelming divide that occurred between both major political parties

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  • Etown unravels new multicultural center in the BSC

    Etown unravels new multicultural center in the BSC

    One of Elizabethtown College’s goals over the past several years is to provide a welcoming environment for all students who commit to the institution, regardless of background. With the rise of minority populations committing to Etown, especially students of color and the LGBTQIA+ community, it has been of utmost importance for these students to feel

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  • Welcome to the Jungle: Pearl and Sandy the guinea pigs

    Welcome to the Jungle: Pearl and Sandy the guinea pigs

    Meet Pearl and Sandy, first-year  Lindy Stoner’s guinea pigs! Earlier this year, Stoner and her family started looking for pet guinea pigs to adopt. Instead of getting them from a generic pet store, Stoner’s father found an ad on Craigslist for two guinea pigs that needed rescuing. Their previous owner sadly couldn’t afford to take

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  • Media Review: Who is Noah Kahan?

    Media Review: Who is Noah Kahan?

    Lately, all I’ve heard people talk about is the artist Noah Kahan, so I decided to give him a listen. Born on Jan. 1, 1997, Kahan is an American singer-songwriter who primarily makes indie/folk music. Kahan released his first single “Hold It Down” in 2017. He’s released many others between the first one and his

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  • Horoscopes: What Pillow Pet are you based on your zodiac sign?

    Horoscopes: What Pillow Pet are you based on your zodiac sign?

    For many college students, our guilty pleasures lie hidden in the corners of our beds: a stuffed animal. For some, it might be a Pillow Pet from our childhoods. So, it’s time to figure out what Pillow Pet you are based on your zodiac sign. Be sure to check out your sun, moon and rising

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  • Club Feature: Red Cross Club

    Club Feature: Red Cross Club

    Elizabethtown College boasts more than 80 active clubs and organizations available to students, according to the school’s website. They span the full range of disciplines on campus and include interest-based groups for a variety of hobbies. This week, we’ll take a look at one that is new to the roster as of the Spring 2023

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  • Business Review: E-Yuan

    Business Review: E-Yuan

    For this week’s business review, I decided to review a local Elizabethtown restaurant, E-Yuan. E-Yuan is a small Chinese restaurant located directly on South Market Street at 39 S Market Street, Elizabethtown, PA which is within walking distance from the Etown campus. They pride themselves on their comfortable atmosphere and variety of food options.  Inside

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  • Sightseeing: Exploring campus

    Sightseeing: Exploring campus

    Welcome back, readers! For those who are new to Elizabethtown College, the first few weeks are a great time to familiarize yourself with our beautiful campus. From exploring academic buildings to finding new places to meet with friends, there is so much to discover!  First, you’ll want to memorize where all your classes are. If

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