Travel Destinations: Pennsylvania
Patrick Clemens Staff Writer Much like New York, Pennsylvania is a large state that contains many distinct geographic areas and has a lot to see and do, no matter what your goals are. Pennsylvania is . . .
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Pennsylvania Supreme Court strikes down gerrymandered congressional districts
Colin Vanden Berg Associate A&C Editor On Jan. 22, the Pennsylvania State Supreme Court declared that the congressional district lines that had been in place since 2011 violated the state Constitution, according to The Washington . . .
The Wolf Sanctuary saves and shelters wolves
Sarah Rettig Staff Writer Through the thick, chilling fog that envelopes the passerby, eight-foot wire fences can be seen trailing along the hundred-acre property of the Wolf Sanctuary in Lititz, Pennsylvania. In the distance, a . . .
APSCUF announces strike
Allison Remis Editor-In-Chief APSCUF announced the beginning of the strike on their Facebook page shortly after 5am. Both university faculty and student volunteers formed picket lines across Millersville’s campus and the other thirteen PASSHE campuses . . .
Ten spring break destinations close to home
Christine Illes Associate Photo Editor Spring Break is just around the corner, which means it is time to relax and rejuvenate. Although many college students think of traveling to places like Daytona and Cancun, the . . .
Pennsylvania’s controversial voter ID law Blocked
Diane Gallagher National and World News Writer The Pennsylvania voter ID law has been blocked for November 6th. Commonwealth Court Judge Robert Simpson issued a preliminary injunction against the state’s controversial voter ID law. “I . . .
The new photo I.D. law
Aaron Sanders Staff Writer Last Thursday, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court heard arguments over the state’s strict new photo ID law; the state law that was passed to allegedly prevent fraud. The provision of the law . . .