Harvard’s Federal Funding Standoff
Harvard University is currently in a tense standoff with President Donald Trump’s administration following its refusal to comply with federal directives. Trump has imperiled to…
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Cory Booker Makes Good Trouble on The Senate Floor for Over 25 Hours
At 7 p.m. EST on Monday, March 31, Sen. Cory Booker took the Senate floor and did not leave for over 25 hours. Booker, the…
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Celebrities in Space
In February, Blue Origin announced its first all-female spaceflight crew. The mission is set to take place this spring, with the exact date yet to…
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Celebrities Speaking Out on Their Times in Cults
Cults are a phenomenon that we hear about in the news and media for their mystery and anonymity for their members. Few people have spoken…
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State College’s Political Divide
To say the least, the 2024 election carried high stakes. In the weeks leading up to Election Day, a walk down the streets of State…
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Trump Rally Draws Crowds and Protests at Penn State
On Oct. 26, presidential candidate Donald Trump came to State College and rallied at the Bryce Jordan Center. Doors opened at noon, lines began forming…
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Shari Franke and ‘The House of [Her] Mother’
On October 14, Shari Franke announced the publication of her memoir, “The House of My Mother.” The book hits shelves on January 7, 2025, following…
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First Execution for Shaken Baby Syndrome Death Halted
On Thursday, October 17, the execution of a man charged with murder due to a shaken baby syndrome case was halted by the Texas Supreme…
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Interplay Between Celebrities and Politics
The idolization of celebrities has expanded beyond the entertainment industry and now penetrates the political sphere.
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Diddy: The Ongoing Investigation
Diddy has recently been convicted of sexual harassment, sex trafficking and abuse. Details of previous crimes committed by him continue to emerge daily. Who is…
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The Lasting Effects of the Writers’ Strike
The Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists strike began on July 14, 2023, and ended on November 9, 2023. This was the…
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Life on Mars: NASA’s Mars Simulation
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration is currently searching for four people to be a part of their Mars Simulation. Participants would have to live…
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The Yassification of the NFL
Here’s something to ponder about as we are already one month into 2024: women have become the biggest growth driver for the National Football League….
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Can States Take Trump Off the Ballot?
This new year may be bringing more than the usual new beginnings. If you’ve been keeping up with the news, or the calendar, election season…
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The Epstein List and Celebrity Glamorization
Mainstream celebrities have covered the walls of our bedrooms and controlled our tabloid pages for decades. From 90s teenagers copying the grunge style of icon…
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The Not-So-Subtle Reality of AI
It’s official. The dwindling days until our world becomes even more like a Black Mirror episode are over. Meet “Billie,” aka the AI personality of…
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Oh The Places You’ll Go
You know what they say: “Catch flights not feelings.” Every once in a while, discovering the world and visiting new places is what your heart…
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Penn State student is facing charges for a fatal pedestrian crash
On Tuesday, Sep. 12, 2023, a Penn State alert was sent out to students, informing the public that the section of Park Avenue, which ranges…
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Taylor Swift’s Newest Milestone: The Eras Tour Concert Film
Are you looking for a unique girls’ night out? Look no further, Taylor Swift is coming to a theater near you! That’s right! Swift announced…
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What’s Happening to Our Newspapers?
Newspapers are known as black, white and “read” all over. They have been a staple, yet timeless form of medium for hundreds of years. However,…
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