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By: Gretta RoganGuest Writer The George P. Maffei II theater has been alive with events the last month and will continue to host more well into May. Recently, the theater closed its final conventional play, “Proof” on March 29 and quickly started up again with their performance of “Living Stations” the next day. In April, the King’s College theatre performed
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By: Annalise AlvarezGuest Writer Strong female athletes took over King’s athletics for a Women in Sports Day Clinic. The sound of children laughing and playing filled the gymnasium as younger girls took part in so many fun activities to celebrate the 40th Annual National Girls and Women in Sports Day on February 8. King’s had all fourteen of their female [&#
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By: Taylor HoughGuest Writer Here at King’s College, we are proud to include all members of the Wilkes Barre area into our athletic programs. One way we celebrate inclusivity is by hosting an event in the spring with the help of Special Olympics. Special Olympics is an organization that provides athletic training and competition to children and adults with i
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By: Patrick LiebmannWeb Manager Graduation is coming soon, and with it comes the end of my four years here at King’s College. As the end grows ever closer, I wanted to take the time to reflect on my time at King’s and what it meant to me. I was aware of King’s for as long as I can remember, with […]
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By: Ryan PoseyEditor-in-Chief With a little less than a month left before I graduate from King’s College, it is hard to believe just how quickly these past four years have gone. It feels like just yesterday I was stepping onto campus for the first time, unsure of what to expect. Now, as graduation approaches, I find myself […]
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By: Daphne PughStaff Writer Nowadays, weight loss is preached everywhere we go. From weight loss drug commercials to “thin-spiration” on social media, society constantly glorifies the ideal, slim body. They tell adults in larger bodies that losing weight is easy and that it is only a matter of “calories in versus calories out.” But in America, the weight [&#
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By: Kate OrtegaGuest Writer The idea that the calories we eat every day might not really matter can feel both relieving and confusing. For many college students juggling busy schedules, dining hall options and social pressures, the concept challenges everything we have been taught about dieting. This reaction is precisely what drew me to the 2025 […]
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