The Art of Chucks and Pearls
Election season is here ladies and gentlemen and students on campus are using their voices to share the importance of voting with their peers. One…
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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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Death of Hamas Leader Yahya Sinwar
On Oct. 17, 2024, US intelligence received news that the leader of Hamas, Yahya Sinwar, was dead. This event could be a sign of movement…
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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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NY Yankees to World Series After 15 Years
After a five-game championship series, the New York Yankees won the American League Championship Series (ALCS) for the first time in 15 years. The five-game series…
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Bobba Company Sparks Controversy in Dragon’s Den
A bubble tea company is under fire for their business pitch to investors on the show “Dragon’s Den”. On its release, it sparked debate on…
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The Sahara Flooded
We’re in trouble. The Sahara Desert, known for its golden dunes and harsh conditions, flooded for the first time in decades. While it may seem…
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The Presidents Vs. Comedians
Ever since entertainment television was introduced, it has been an American tradition to make a joke about presidential candidates. The media’s mockery of republican candidate…
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The 2025 Met Gala Theme
The Met Gala’s 2024 theme, “Sleeping Beauty: Reawakening Fashion,” featured archival outfits and nods to historical fashion moments. The Metropolitan Museum of Art announced its…
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Debunking Rumors of $750 Hurricane Relief
The Gulf Coast suffered severe damage from hurricanes Helene and Milton. Luckily, different organizations — non-profit and federally affiliated — came together to provide financial…
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Crisis in the Amazon
The largest river in the world is facing severe drought. In any crisis, knowing the facts is key, as it encourages people to enact change. Every…
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Hurricane Milton Hits Florida
On Wednesday, October 9, Hurricane Milton slammed into the west coast of Florida, specifically in the Tampa Bay and Siesta Key areas. So far, the…
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When Home is Lost: The Search for Hope in Crisis
Wars, hurricanes, and corrupt politicians crowd headlines so that there is little room for good news. In times of stagnant conflict and disaster, where is there hope?
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Striking Back Against the Odds
The importance of our seven seas remains a hot issue in terms of monetary gain, survival, and the autonomy we hold as workers.
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California Bans Legacy Admissions at Private Universities
On Monday, Oct. 5, Governor Gavin Newsom placed a ban on legacy admissions — the practice of giving admissions preference to relatives of alumni.
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Remembering Ukraine
Nearly two years later, the war continues, with intense fighting and ongoing resistance from the Ukrainian side.
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Our Voices
On Aug. 26, 2024, the Taliban enacted a law prohibiting women from speaking in public. This legislation also forbids women from showing their faces in…
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Challenges Ahead for the Daily Collegian
This year, Penn State’s beloved Daily Collegian lost 100% of their funding from Penn State’s general fund. Last summer, the Penn State Board of Trustees…
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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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Dancing With the Stars: Week 2 Recap
ABC’s Season 33 of Dancing With The Stars (DWTS) is in full swing with competition already ramped up in week two. This week’s episode was…
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