Michelle Persun currently has a scholarship paying for her tuition and room and board at the University.

Walking down College Avenue at midnight, it is easy to see how lucrative owning a bar in State College must be. Even on summer weeknights, the various downtown clubs are usually packed.

Catch them if you can.

Rollerblading has become more than a passing fad in State College -- and police have taken notice.

The best things in life are free.

And underage students short on cash can enjoy great entertainment this summer thanks to a flurry of free entertainment locally.

As high schools let out and freshman move in, a few State College bars and clubs are offering special nights when proper ID and a cover charge are still required -- but being 21 isn't.

With a crowd or all by your lonesome, video rental is the most accessible entertainment alternative for the tortured, underage souls of forced sobriety.

A new loan program is on its way to becoming a law, dramatically changing how many students pay for college.

A Bellefonte woman was found Tuesday afternoon on state Route 26 after a passing motorist observed someone pushing her out of a parked vehicle.

Imagine a fungus reproducing.

Now imagine a ballroom filled with booths promoting cookbooks, protein and computers.

Arriving at Penn State as an assistant coach in 1985 meant that Wieslaw "Wes" Glon had added another credential to his already impressive list.

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