The SnapperSevan Sinton Associate News Editor President-elect Donald Trump has begun appointing his cabinet at a record pace, but not without backlash and controversy. The President-elect appointments include notables such as former rival Marco Rubio as Secretary of State, independent turned Trump-backer Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as Secretary of Health & Human Services, as well as […]
Syan Swanger Staff Writer On Nov.12, the Millersville Borough Council held its first meeting of November. The meeting began with a presentation from Blue Rock Regional Fire District’s representative, Phil Lastowski, regarding the fire district budget for 2025. Lastowski promptly stated that in the 13 years the Blue Rock Fire Company has been in business, […]
Michael Keehan Staff Writer After an election season tumultuous even for the tumultuous standards of election seasons, many are wondering how any of this could’ve been predicted, and what to do moving forward. Last Sunday, I spoke with Trexler “Trex” Proffitt, who was the Democratic nominee for the 13th District in Pennsylvania’s State Senate. An […]
Sevan Sinton Associate News Editor On Sunday, Oct. 20, former President Donald J. Trump visited Lancaster Convention Center, nearly two weeks from election day. Prior to the Sunday rally, Trump sparked a viral moment on social media, showcasing his skills as a fry cook and drive-thru employee at a Bucks County McDonald’s. The photo op […]
Michael Keehan Staff Writer The Independence Law Center (ILC), a conservative law firm that has been advising over a dozen school boards in Pennsylvania over the past few months, has seen two major delays in their attempts to push anti-LGBTQ policies. The first was in the South Western School District in Hanover, where windows were […]
Sevan Sinton Associate News Editor Our Sept. 26 article on housing costs was found to contain an error. We mistakenly reported that the Council of Trustees had announced a 2% increase in on-campus housing. The announcement came from Geoffrey Beers CEO of Student Services and will only affect off-campus residences (Brookwood, Wellness, College View). The […]
Abigail Manbeck News Editor Recently, a SpaceX rocket was launched into space, but there was a different landing for the booster of the rocket this time. This rocket is considered to be “the biggest and most powerful rocket ever built,” according to Space.com. This rocket is called the Starship. On Oct. 13, the Starship, which […]
Michael Keehan Staff Writer Eric Adams, the sitting mayor of New York City, was indicted by a grand jury on five federal charges, the first for a sitting mayor of the nation’s largest city. These charges include bribery, wire fraud conspiracy to commit wire fraud, and two counts of solicitation of contributions by foreign nationals. […]
Sevan Sinton Associate News Editor A community meeting was held at Gettysburg College on Thursday, Sept. 27 after an incident regarding the Gettysburg College Men’s Swim Team. On Sept. 18, Gettysburg College told media that it was investigating an incident where a white swim team member used a boxcutter to carve a racial slur into […]
Dr. Daniel Wubah speaking at the September Council of Trustees meeting. Sevan Sinton Associate News Editor In their quarterly meeting last week, the Millersville University Council of Trustees received information about a proposed 2% increase for new tenants in off-campus housing rates from Geoffrey Beers, approved the university’s operating budget for the 2025-26 school year, […]