By Lauren Trumbull News and Features Editor In an annual report made by U.S. News & World Report, released Sept. 12 for the 2017-2018 academic year, DeSales University was ranked No. 64 in North Regional Universities, out of a ranking of 196. It was also ranked No. 42 in the category of … Read More
By Lauren Trumbull News and Features Editor On Sept. 26, 2017 the Peer Advising Counseling Education (PACE) hosted their 10th Walk a Mile in Her Shoes, which raises awareness for sexual assault and domestic violence. This year, 140 students participated in the walk, along with the women’s … Read More
By Chris Shaddock Editor-in-Chief While tensions between the U.S. and North Korea have never been good, in recent years they have worsened due to North Korea’s progression of their nuclear missile program. Results of these growing tensions have caused fear amongst Americans and Asians, … Read More
By James Evans Staff Writer Every year DeSales University releases their annual “Security and Fire Safety Report,” as dictated by the Clery Act. This report details all the crime and fire statistics for the past three school years, across all of DeSales’ campuses. This year, the two most … Read More
Download the PDF version here: 53 final.2.compressed Featured Articles: US News & World Report ranks DeSales University as No. 64 in regional universities 2016-2017 increase in drug and alcohol violations DeSales bands together for Walk a Mile in Her Shoes Murder on the Nile … Read More
By Bridget Walsh Sports Editor Imagine being born with not just one birth defect, but two, then being put up for adoption and having to patiently wait to find a family. Jen Bricker was born without legs and with her heart on the opposite side of her chest. She was given up by her biological … Read More
By Kari Condel Staff Writer Irish music filled the street and walkways of downtown Bethlehem, Pa., from Friday, Sept. 22 to Sunday, Sept. 24 and could be heard from blocks away. Irish whiskey tasting, bagpipe battles and the Highland Games have returned to the eccentric city of Bethlehem since … Read More
By Victor Porcelli Staff Writer On Wednesday, Sept. 20, the Historical Film Series had its inaugural screening. “Reel” History commenced with Norma Rae, a film about a woman who fought for the unionization of mill workers in Alabama in the 1970s. Following the motion picture was a panel … Read More
By Allison McCausland A&E and Online Editor Act 1 kicked off their season on Sep. 27 with the murder mystery production, Murder on the Nile, playing on the Main Stage theater in Labuda. The production, based on Agatha Christie’s notable work, is set to end on Oct. 8, leaving plenty of time … Read More
By Ellen Cicchitti Staff Writer When Netflix’s liveaction film adaptation of Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata’s best-selling anime and manga series Death Note was released, fans were skeptical and for good reason. Hollywood, in recent years, has been known for the awful liveaction remakes of … Read More
By Bridget Walsh Sports Editor Tuesday, Sept. 19 In the Elizabethtown College Fall Invitational, the men’s golf team finished 10th out of 28 teams in the Hershey Country Club in their fall opener. The top finisher for the Bulldogs was senior Schuyler Hart who tied for 27th on a 7-over 78 … Read More
By Chris Shaddock Editor-in-Chief On Saturday Sept. 30, the men and women’s soccer teams both had their homecoming weekend games. It was the first, chilly day of fall, and a lot was going on. The bleachers were full of people wearing sweatshirts with a familiar bulldog on the front. Alumni and … Read More
By Bridget Walsh Sports Editor A hat trick in soccer is three goals all within one match. Imaginably difficult to achieve, one DeSales women’s soccer player managed to conquer the task. Senior Angelica Bertola netted not one, but two consecutive hat tricks in the first two games of her … Read More
By Kari Condel Staff Writer As the DeSales women’s rugby team approaches their fifth season, they are more dedicated, dialed-in and driven than ever. With its commencement in 2013 and fluctuating growth pattern, the program aims to grow in strength and numbers this season. “Rugby offers an … Read More
By Lauren Trumbull News and Features Editor I noticed the other day just how much my friends and I stress about money, and how could we not? Our incomes consist of $7.25 an hour workstudy positions with bi- (sometimes tri-) weekly paychecks that are dispersed between gas money, student loans … Read More
By Lindsay Wigo Editorials Editor Unlock any young adult’s phone and you are bound to see Instagram, Facebook, Twitter or Snapchat. Have you noticed any 20-year-old that doesn’t whip their phone out as soon as school is over? It’s becoming second nature to have social media always at our … Read More