Johnson and Johnson Vaccine Resumes Use
After a brief pause on the use of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine, the CDC has recommended that the use of the vaccine should…
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Oscars 2021: The Best Red Carpet Looks of the Night
With events being rescheduled or canceled, many were unsure if we’d get an in-person academy awards ceremony this year. Originally set to take place in…
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Moving Out! Penn State Sends Move Out Email
The end of the semester is approaching! No more classes or exams to stress over! Now, it’ll just be State College without the college —…
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Vaccine Rollout: When are we getting vaccinated?
It’s the question everyone has been asking: “When am I getting vaccinated?” Now that we are finally starting to see the light at the end…
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Cheers to the Lifted Bar Restrictions in PA
This week Governor Wolf decided to lift the bans of bars in Pennsylvania. There is now 75% capacity, no last calls, and better yet no…
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What You Need to Know About the Atlanta Shootings and How to Support the AAPI Community
On Tuesday, eight people were shot and killed at three different spa locations in the Atlanta area. According to the New York Times, six of…
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Pandemic Fashion Moments “You Had to be There” For
The COVID-19 pandemic, the ongoing global crisis that has flipped our lives upside down, is about to have its first anniversary. By mid-March of 2020,…
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The Aftereffects: Winter Storm Slams Texas
Texas is still facing electrical outages, food and water shortages and massive damage to infrastructure two weeks after winter storms hit the southern state. Residents…
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Weirdough’s Pizza is Hosting a “Free Britney Day”
Oops they did it again! Weirdough’s Custom Pizzeria in downtown State College is hosting another event, and it is in honor of Britney Spears and…
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The Award Shows Must Go On!
As it has with everything else in the world, COVID-19 is now affecting one of the best seasons of the year, awards season! Usually held…
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Student Teaching: COVID-19 Edition
The spring is an exciting time for Penn State education majors, specifically for seniors. After pre-student teaching in the fall and getting a feel for…
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Struggled with Working Out at the IM Building? You’re Not Alone
As you most likely already know, last semester on campus was not a normal semester due to COVID-19, and definitely not normal in terms of…
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Back to State Part Two: Student Life During a Pandemic
As we near the beginning of in-person classes, students are returning back to campus. Hopes were high that this semester would feel more like the…
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A New Kind of Inauguration
Presidential inaugurations are a U.S. tradition. Much of the day follows a very specific set of activities and events that showcase the peaceful transition of…
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Get In Losers, We’re Making Instagram Casual
The magic of social media will define our generation for decades to come. The ability to digitally share special moments in our lives, maintain a…
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2020 Legends Lost
2020. The year that will go down in infamy, bringing back dreadful memories for the millennials and members of Gen Z who have to answer…
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The Pandemic Success Story of Australia
Masks are required everywhere you go. Restaurant dining rooms line the streets in tents instead of inside. People wait outside in the cold to obey…
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Winter is Coming: What This Could Mean for COVID-19
The Centers for Disease Control head has recently warned that this coming winter may be the “most difficult time in U.S. public health history,” as…
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How It Started vs. How It’s Going: Zoom University
What started merely as an internet joke, morphed into the hectic reality of students during the unprecedented times of COVID-19; Zoom University. The requirement for…
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The COVID Curve: How the Pandemic is Affecting our Learning
Ever since Penn State went online in March due to the COVID-19 pandemic, huge adjusts have been made by professors and students to continue classes…
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