The Dangers of Crowd Surges: Tips for Concert Safety
By Kate McBride || News Editor To many, one of the greatest joys lies amongst sticky floors, achy feet, dim lighting, and collective chants of song lyrics. Live music is…
President Biden’s Visit to Kyiv
By Anaya Peguero || Contributing Writer “I thought it was critical that there not be any doubt, none whatsoever, about U.S. support for Ukraine in the war,” Biden said. It…
The Ohio Train Derailment: What We Know
By Emily Hanson || Arts and Leisure Editor On February 3rd, 2023, a freight train operated by Norfolk Southern, carrying many harmful chemicals, derailed in East Palestine, Ohio. Thirty-eight of…
Making the Grade: The Prevalence of Eating Disorders on College Campuses
By Lily Vining || Managing Editor Trigger Warning: This article contains information about eating disorders and other mental illnesses. If you or someone you know is struggling with any of…
Chinese Surveillance Balloons
By Anaya Peguero || Contributing Writer US officials have claimed that China has had a “fleet” of surveillance balloons that have been deployed over five continents. Though China insists that…
Blue Line Introduces Square One Coffee
By Teagan Durkin || Contributing Writer Photo courtesy of Teagan Durkin. If you need inspiration for Epilogue’s prompt on beauty, search no further than the new coffee at Blue Line.…
F&M Welcomes Gender Queer Author Maia Kobabe to Kick off Series on Banned Books
By Lily Vining || Managing Editor Photo courtesy of the Philadelphia Alumni Writers House. What does an author do when faced with national backlash, lawsuits, and threats to ban the…
A Recap of President Biden’s 2023 State of the Union Address
By Nicholas Carpenter || Contributing Writer On February 7, 2023, President Biden addressed a joint session of Congress for his third State of the Union speech as president. This was…
Suicide Bombings in Pakistan
By Anna Chiaradonna || Contributing Writer Citizens of Peshawar in northwestern Pakistan are witnessing the deadliest bombing the country has seen in years. With a harrowing death toll of over…
Mystery Illness Ravages Over 80 Students: What We Know
By TCR Staff Last edited Wednesday, February 8th at 10:00 a.m. Article will be updated with the most current information. Last week, on the morning of February 2nd, rumors of…
The Latest on Ukraine
By Anna Chiaradonna || Contributing Writer Last week, leaders of the United States and Germany announced that both nations will be supplying Ukraine with contingents of tanks, aiding Kyiv in…
U.S. Reaches the Debt Ceiling
By Robel Tadesse || Contributing Writer Lawmakers seek bipartisan solution to avoid a default Thirty-one trillion dollars – that was the amount of the debt ceiling set by Congress at…
An Introduction to the Upcoming United States General Elections on November 8th
By Nicholas Carpenter || Contributing Writer On November 8, 2022, people all over America will vote to determine the party dispersion in the Senate and the House. With many of…
The Oath Keepers: Who Are They and Why Are They On Trial?
By Anna Chiaradonna || Contributing Writer Two days following the 2020 Presidential Election, Stewart Rhodes, the architect of a far-right militia group known as the Oath Keepers, sent a grave…
What’s New with Dining? Kiwibots, Renovations, Online Orders, and More: A Sodexo Series, Part II
By Sarah Nicell || News Editor After a long day of academics, extracurriculars, and overall exhaustion, there is only one thing more important to college students than a well-deserved nap:…