Emma Schaefer News Today

Ride sky fox over the scene of the shut down of the pennsylvania turnpike. It happened right after 6 00 oclock. Look at this hot mess, three tractor trailers, one of the tandem tractor trailers, three cars, this is all westbound right at philly bensalem interchange, one of the war spots for accidents and it is causing grid lock on not only turnpike but also both directions of route one, again , tandem tractor trailer, couple cars, look at everybody stacked and pack here. Youve got Neshaminy Mall...

Several fifth-grade students from Marie Russell’s class at PS 174, The William Sidney Mount School in Rego Park, attended the city Department of Education’s first annual Citywide STEM Science Expo

Ashland County Community Foundation’s IMPACT Youth Council, with ratification by the Board of Trustees, approved IMPACT Youth Grants for 2023.

Emma Schaefer `23 and Ekta Shaikh `24 have recently become the recipients of the Watson Fellowship and the Fischlowitz Travel Fellowship, respectively. The Fischlowitz Fellowship allows Grinnell College international students to pursue independent travel in the United States, and the Watson Fellowship grants graduating fourth-year students nationwide the opportunity to travel outside of the US...

The American Quarter Horse Association presented The Wrangler ASPIRE Award and outgoing AQHYA Executive Committee scholarships at the 2022 Youth Excellence Seminar.

Two Hope College winter student-athletes and recent graduates have been awarded NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships.

Pat Seifert ended her 40-year tenure with Helias Catholic High School with humor and encouragement, telling Sunday's graduates to continue to strongly believe in God's guiding hand.

Ashland Regional Ballet and Opus II Dance Studio will bring the 40th annual Spring Dance Concert to Archer Auditorium on May 20 and 21 at 7:30 p.m.

After a semester of swimming at Michigan, Greta Gidley will continue her college career across the state at Hope College next season.

Cancelled sports seasons, online classes and isolation: the academic year that awaited Grinnell students in the fall of 2020. What follows is a look into the individual experiences of six Grinnellians who chose to take a step back from academics for a portion of the 2020-21 academic year. Previous Emma Schaefer ’23 In her time off from Grinnell, Emma Schaefer ’23 has spent time working on her music and developing a virtual concert series. Photo contributed by Emma Schaefer. “I realized I...