College: Is it for Everyone?
As high school students study hard to get high GPA’s, tour universities, and throw their caps in the air during graduation, college is...
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Mar 22, 20192 min read
Recent College Admission Scandal Leads to Several Charges
A recent college admission scandal has created havoc among universities. It was the largest ever college admissions prosecution for the...
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Apr 5, 20182 min read
March Madness miracle
The 16th seeded University of Maryland Baltimore County did the unthinkable and beat the number one seeded Virginia on March 16, 2018 in...
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Jun 12, 20172 min read
10 students to lose their acceptances into Harvard
Ten students had their acceptances withdrawn from Harvard University during the spring after sending offensive memes in a group labeled...
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Apr 6, 20173 min read
University of Pittsburgh: The college that has your back
It is the prime time for many seniors in high school to apply and choose the college that will take them away from drama and towards...
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Apr 5, 20172 min read
Why Widener
Seniors have a huge choice to make before they finish high school, which will send students across the country, eager to start living...
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Apr 5, 20172 min read
Employed scholar or deployed soldier?
College can be a huge goal for people to follow in the future, but some have other goals that require work in the Army. The United States...
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Apr 4, 20173 min read
Rowan University: the best school for your future
Rowan University (RU) of Glassboro, New Jersey is best known for its business and engineering programs. Rowan is an excellent college...
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Feb 16, 20173 min read
Too much emphasis on SATs
Standardized testing has way too much value in dictating whether students get into colleges now-a-days. As you enter your junior year of...
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Feb 15, 20173 min read
School grades don’t define students
Students’ intelligence is often measured by their grades, but a smart student can get bad grades and vice versa. Students should be given...
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Jan 11, 20163 min read
The dos and don’ts of applying to college
As the deadlines for college applications approaches, you can hear the sigh of relief coming from every high school senior across the...
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May 12, 20153 min read
Reasons you should look into colleges
Choosing a college is a major decision that should not be taken lightly. Start researching colleges early on in your high school career,...
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Mar 9, 20152 min read
Participate in activities for the right reasons
by BRIANNA SICILIANO Social Media Coordinator We are only young for a short period of time. It seems as if our entire youth is spent...
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Jan 20, 20152 min read
Free community college
by CHRYSTAL STASICKY Media Editor President Obama introduced his ambitious plan for free community college on January 9 during a speech...
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Nov 10, 20143 min read
So, you want to attend a $70,000 per year college?
by JASMINE ELSHAMY Editor-in-Chief To my fellow seniors: we’re applying to college! Hooray, fun fun fun! Money, time, money, essays,...
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Nov 25, 20133 min read
Social media and its impact on college admissions
by AMBER KELLY Photographer Many high school students are under the false impression that what they put online is private, and now, more...
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Oct 1, 20132 min read
Crazy college costs
by AMBER KELLY Photographer College tuition, combined with the various other costs associated with higher education, has seen a startling...
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Jun 7, 20122 min read
Free Harvard classes
by ALEXANDRIA QUIGLEY Staff Writer Harvard University and MIT announced on Wednesday, May 2, a partnership to offer mainly free Internet...
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Feb 13, 20122 min read
Time for Plan B
by SHARON CHANG Art Editor Students who attend Shippensburg College in Pennsylvania can recieve Plan B One Step, better known as the...
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Oct 18, 20112 min read
ACTs or SATs?
Instead of looking at students’ SAT scores, colleges begin accepting ACT scores by BETHANY CHAN Staff Writer/ Layout Certain colleges do...
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