Lions' Digest

The Forensics Team’s first meeting took place virtually this year on Thursday, Sept. 17. In the meeting, members gave an introduction to the club while they explained how this forensics year is different compared to other years.

State High Clubs Adjust to Online Learning

September 21, 2020

The empty SCAHS building the afternoon of Sept. 17 as schools across the district transition to remote learning. The empty school is a reminder of how COVID has impacted education worldwide.

First Few COVID Cases Caught in SCASD

September 21, 2020

A virtual School Board meeting was held Wednesday, September 2nd. Recent School Board meetings have been held virtually over Zoom due to the mandates set by Pennsylvania’s Governor, Tom Wolf. (Photo/Hannah Garlin).

SCASD Students Continue to Learn from Home

September 17, 2020

State High Students protesting racial justice on June 6, 2020, in State College PA. Students are gathered at the municipal building, where they are listening to speakers protesting the police system.

The 2020 March on Washington Makes Its Way To State High

September 14, 2020

State High students wait in an attempted socially distanced line for their picture to be taken.

State High Students Unmask for Picture Day

September 12, 2020

On September 2nd, Dr. O' Donnell, Mrs. Concepcion, Dr. Bader,(top row, left to right) Mr. Fozard, Ms. Zydney, Mr. Hutchinson,(middle row left to right) Mrs. Bedell, Mr. Leous, and Mrs. Brandt(bottom row left to right) are some of the board members that discussed the application of the new Fall Athletic Interim Plan. (Photo/Cora Bainbridge)

School Board: Allowing Athletes to Play

September 9, 2020

Seated on his bike, a young boy gapes at the long line of law enforcement officers in front of him wearing helmets, riot gear, and shields, standing by the Kenosha Courthouse, WI, on August 24, 2020.

The Contrasting Cases of Jacob Blake and Kyle Rittenhouse

September 8, 2020

Protesters gather in downtown State College, wearing masks and holding signs. One sign reads

State College Screams “Black Lives Matter”

June 11, 2020

Abbey Clifford has been working very hard to produce masks for those around her that need them. “It gives me something to do,

How Students Are Helping Our Community During COVID-19

May 2, 2020

Tonya Talone, a long time Meals on Wheels volunteer, works on the packaging line to produce meals for homebound members of the community. During the COVID-19 pandemic, State College Area Meals on Wheels has had to make drastic changes to their operations to ensure client and volunteer safety. “Instead of baking, I'm filling bags with nonperishable prepackaged foods or I’m working on the line, putting the hot meal in the trays to be sealed,” Talone said.

A Meal That Matters: How Meals On Wheels is Adapting to COVID-19

April 21, 2020

“I feel disappointed because my experience was not over,

Exchange students sent home because of Covid-19

April 11, 2020

Are Teachers Stalling Stall Day?

Cora Bainbridge, Staff Writer

April 7, 2020

On March 6th, students had the opportunity to participate in Stall Day. Stall Day is a day used to raise money for Mini-Thon. But with the lack of teachers participating in Mini-Thon’s event, the amount of money being put ...