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Jake MarkoffNews Editor
On February 28 Millersville University was the target of a cyberattack on their network. In the wake of the attack several services went down, and both virtual and in person classes were cancelled the following day. The Office of the...
We hope this first edition puts your mind at ease and gives you something to enjoy during these stressful times.
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Carly O'NeillEdior in Chief
Millersville is holding its annual One Day Give today, February 25 from 6 a.m. to midnight. The theme of the event this year is “Give To What You Love” and it will be held online to allow students, faculty, staff,...
Carly O'NeillEditor in Chief
Former Millersville student, Tianna Le’Ray received a message one day from New Degree Press on LinkedIn. She was hesitant at first, thinking the message had to be a scam, since it seemed too good to be true. The message read...
Hannah Carricato
Staff Writer
As a college student, who doesn't enjoy having the newest technology, while also supporting companies that give back to others. According to America’s Most Responsible Companies 2021, Best Buy, the consumer electronics company, landed at number 22...
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Caleb WolfeSports EditorSince it's release a year ago VALORANT has seen success on multiple levels: as a video game, as a shooter game, and most importantly as an esport. Because of that, the first VALORANT Masters tournament will be held next month, and with it a...
Michael ZabkowskiStaff WriterThe NFL recently instituted a 17 game schedule, which applies not just for this season, as the 17 game regular season will be fixture for future seasons to come. The reason for the league doing so appears quite obvious: more revenue for the television...
Caleb WolfeSports Editor
With campus sports returning in less than a week, many students were unsure if they would be watching the games from the sidelines or the computer screen. Thankfully, Millersville Athletics recently announced a list of attendance policies that will not...
Michael ZabkowskiStaff Writer
College basketball fans around the country are all wondering the same thing, what happened to the teams that have been atop the totem pole for the last 15-20 years? More specifically: Duke, North Carolina, Michigan State, Kentucky, and Kansas are...