Matthew Scalia Asst. Opinion Editor
Articles
Wawa opens in Chambersburg
Wawa has expanded into central Pennsylvania, bringing with it charitable donations, a promise of more locations to come and, of course, coffee. The convenience store chain, known for its sandwiches and hand-crafted drinks, opened its first Franklin County location on Jan. 23 with a crowd that lined up around the building despite a temperature of 3 degrees.
The Good, The Bad & The Gaetz
It’s Up to the Senate To Save Us From the Worst Version of a Trump Presidency
Kappa Omega hosts annual midnight basketball game
Shippensburg University had its own traditional matchup Friday morning: the Crimson and Cream midnight basketball game hosted by Kappa Omega. The game helps fund Kappa’s community commitments, says Tymere Harris, who alongside Keith Hutton form the fraternity’s membership.
What Happened? What's To Come?
Analyzing the Harris Loss and the Potential of the Next Trump Term
The Liberal Arts Matter
The benefit of a classical education is a life of purpose
Harris, Her Platform and Its Problems
Harris’ inability to separate herself from the Biden administration’s policies is costing her crucial voters
Neil Berg plays rock and roll hits at Luhrs
Has it been a long time since you rock and rolled? Not if you attended “Neil Berg’s 50 years of Rock & Roll” at Luhrs, it has not.
The GOP’s Candidate Problem
This is another presidential election year, and Republicans, who once believed that Donald Trump was a ballot booster for them, may be surprised by the lack of enthusiasm voters have in their choice for local representation and how it may end up dragging Trump down in the Electoral College.