On Sunday, May 31st, a crowd of up to 1,500 people took the streets of downtown State College to protest police brutality and the unfair targeting of Black Americans. They congregated across from The Corner Room, and what started as just a handful of teenagers and adults alike, grew into a sea of masks...

In a crisis as anxiety-prone as a pandemic, it seems counter intuitive that the community is called to do the opposite of something. In fact, the community is called to do nothing. Although countless statistics and news stories daily show that social distancing and putting a pause on everyday life is...

Best-selling author Malcom Gladwell once implied that repetition is key. He was obviously never quarantined during a pandemic. Repetition has become a negative part of our daily lives, making every day boring and painstakingly familiar. For most of us, it may seem incredibly hard to not go crazy when...

During these uncertain times, as the COVID-19 pandemic continues on with no end in sight, one group is hit harder than most: the homebound elderly in the State College community. Fortunately for them, one organization is working nonstop to ensure their health and safety. Operating out of the kitchen...

In just a few short weeks, so much has changed. COVID-19 has cancelled what feels like everything, even that seemingly immovable American pillar, the public school system. For me and my friends, juniors and seniors in high school, a shift to online learning is, if anything, impractical, but not earth-shattering....