At long last, the NFL season has arrived, and with it comes a new level of fear and concern.

*This article contains sensitive subjects about mental health and mental illness.

While there are people back on campus and all seems to be going well, there is an underlying issue to yet be addressed on campus: the dining.

There is an overwhelmingly positive feeling on IUP’s campus as students begin in-person classes for the first time in over a year.

The Red Cross is currently experiencing a severe blood shortage and, despite the urgent need and extremely high demand for blood, certain individuals are being deferred from donating.

Here at The Penn, we know it has been a trying couple of years for our student body and faculty. As editor-in-chief, I wanted to take a moment to address some things that may be on the minds of our student body going forward.

When it comes to Black History Month, American society is divided. Some believe a month should not be isolated to any particular group to “celebrate” its own history.

No doubt the ceaseless construction around campus has piqued your interest.

Humans’ idea of perfection has heightened since the pandemic began.

It’s been a rough year, nobody can deny that. But with the end in sight, it’s a time to look back on how far we’ve all come.