Lycoming College senior Drew Tompkins became the second player in school history to earn the Middle Atlantic Conference’s Men’s Golf Scholar-Athlete award, the conference office in Annville, Pa., announced on Wednesday, May 1.
While most students headed home for a week of relaxation over spring break, twenty two students and three advisors from Lycoming College took a trip to Fort Lauderdale, Florida, to work with a local chapter of Habitat for Humanity.
Last Thursday, I worked a long day helping with preparations for the Mac Miller concert (as well as selling concessions prior to, during, and after the show and helping a small amount with tear down). This marked my third year assisting with the CAB-sponsored concert.
It’s hard to believe we’re at the end of another school year. And for me, that means that I’ll soon be a senior (and as you’ve witnessed before if you read my columns, I’m kind of freaking out on the inside about that).
We are all familiar with the Jimmy Buffett song about liking piña coladas and getting caught in the rain and frankly if you’ve spend any amount of time in Williamsport, you are probably tired of rain and in need of a tropical drink to lift your spirits.
Brandon Sellers, English Lit. and Political Science
Congratulations to each and every one of us. Good luck to everyone choosing to continue their education, as well as to those job-seekers and job-holders.
This past week, we visited the newly established Hana Asian Bistro at 2019 East 3rd Street right off of the Golden Strip in Williamsport. We are always interested in new restaurants in the area and are always excited to see how they measure up. Fortunately, Hana did not disappoint.
Students Terrell Nixon and Cody Marshall won the second annual Fear Factor competition in Lamade Gymnasium on Mar. 20 after participating in a grueling series of races and events.
“It was the most disgusting thing I’ve ever done,” winner Marshall said after the event.
Steel on steel reverberates through the Rec Center as the Lycoming College Fencing Club practices for their upcoming tournament. Dr. Michael Gaylor, or “Maestro,” instructs the club on form, strategy, and mindset.
The Lycoming College Warriors thought they had a chance to cause an upset in a lacrosse game. The problem was that they were facing the 18th nationally ranked Widener University Pride. They suffered a 15-1 blowout, but thanks to senior Tom Lurie ended the Warriors possible shut out with a goal.
Many people on Lycoming College’s campus have heard about extreme runs such as Tough Mudder, Spartan Races, Zombie Runs, or even Warrior Races. Well the Recreation department at Lycoming wanted to put a twist on all of that with the first ever Warrior Extreme Challenge.
Four years of studying and countless sleepless nights and the only thing I will be receiving is a $160,000 piece of paper. I am just kidding. These past four years have been something that I will treasure the rest of my life. There are so many people to thank in this farewell.
Senior Adriana Rivera provided a singles and doubles match win for the Lycoming College women’s tennis team on Saturday, April 20, but the Warriors fell to Commonwealth Conference foe Albright College, 7-2, at Bruce Henry Park.
