Connor Krause is a student at Pennsylvania State University, where he is double majoring in journalism and business. He covers topics related to college sports, particularly focusing on football and hockey, as well as themes surrounding academia. Connor's work has been featured in Onward State and StateCollege.com.
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Connor Krause's articles mainly revolve around sports, particularly focusing on Penn State Football and Penn State Hoops. Given the local geographic focus of his coverage, he may be interested in stories that involve local athletes, coaches, or events related to these teams specifically.
If you have insights into the performance trends of these specific teams or can offer unique perspectives on their gameplay strategies and outcomes, Connor would likely find this information valuable for potential coverage. Additionally, if there are upcoming events involving these sports teams or notable achievements by local players that tie into his coverage area, sharing such stories could capture his interest.
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By: Sophie Yadzinski Onward, Connor Krause
Penn State football’s front seven unit has traditionally represented one of college football’s most feared defensive facades.
By: Mikey DeAngelis Onward, Connor Krause
With Penn State football’s recent firing of Mike Yurcich at the offensive coordinator position, James Franklin is now on the prowl for his sixth play-caller entering his 11th year at the helm.
By: Connor Krause
“People might look at us that we might be an easy opponent, but that’s not how we are and how we view ourselves."
By: Connor Krause
When judging Franklin's entire body of work at the helm of the Nittany Lions, it's important to keep the program's state upon his arrival at the forefront of your opinion.
It's undeniable that Clary is the Nittany Lions' most complete scorer. But could his involvement as a facilitator lead to increased team success?
During your time at THON, you’ll likely need a bite to eat over the event’s 46-hour duration.
Three Four Diamonds families discussed their first-hand experiences with pediatric cancer during Sunday afternoon's Family Hour.
By: Connor Krause
The final stages of Penn State's THON 2024 began with Family Hour on Sunday afternoon at the Bryce Jordan Center. Stacia Bird, the daughter of Four
By: Connor Krause
“I want everyone who’s voting I think outside the box. The tuition, the THON statue, how I look at NIL, the Paternos. It’s not political, it’s emotional… We can do all those things.”
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