Ashley Connington is a local journalist based in State College, Pennsylvania. She is a writer for Onward State, covering a variety of topics including sports, local events, and community news. Her work has also been featured in Her Campus FSU.
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Ashley Connington focuses heavily on local sports, particularly college-level athletics and Penn State University. Her coverage includes event outcomes, team additions, player performance highlights, and recognition of individuals within the university's community.
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The sixth annual fim festival will run for a week.
By: Ashley Connington
The ballet classic will perform two shows for the holiday season.
By: Ashley Connington
Nine four-star recruits and two three-star recruits signed for the program on Wednesday.
By: Ashley Connington
Eight students penned a letter requesting an increase in Pell Grants.
By: Ashley Connington
"How cool would it be to bring together all those people that really relate to the world and feel like they have this esoteric thing?"
By: Ashley Connington
Pommel horse guy and his partner recieved 53 points for the night.
By: Ashley Connington
"One of the strengths of this team is depth. We've been saying it all season long..."
By: Ashley Connington
It’s finally here, folks. Summer fan-favorite Pommel horse guy has reached the finale of “Dancing with the Stars.”
Penn State contributed 12 U.S medalists to the 2024 Paris games.
By: Ashley Connington
Alley was awarded the highest honor for scientists on January 3.
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