Kristen Fuddy strolls along Beaver Avenue, passing window after window. Pausing at Tinderbox Gifts, 137 E. Beaver Ave., she wrinkles her nose in bemused disgust.

Dressed head-to-toe in festive Indian garb, dancers brought the spirit of the Indian culture to life last Saturday in State College. An estimated 650 people packed the HUB Ballroom for a night of food and dance in celebration of Diwali.

A silhouette of three people jutting through a white, stretchy material caught many students' eyes Wednesday afternoon.

Shakespeare's problem play, Measure for Measure, is presenting a problem for a local high school district planning on seeing the play.

Constructed of blue bricks and metal bars, the set for the University Resident Theatre Company's production of Measure for Measure looks harsh and cold, the only life coming from actor Brooke Behmke as he ran through his lines before dress rehearsal Tuesday night.

One striking but often overlooked technological achievement is our ability to capture images of the individual amid our vast and hurried family of humanity. Photographer Wayne Miller's lifelong journey expresses the experience of the "little guy."

Two professors from Abington-Ogontz Campus did it their way.

It may be the final week of Ska-ctober, but the skankin' is still just beginning.

Renowned gothic horror actress Hazel Court Taylor arrived in State College today to donate an original sculpture because of her strong belief in the Paterno Library's importance as an institution of higher learning.

A queasiness sinks to the bottom of many students' stomachs when the professor hands out the syllabus on the first day of class. That feeling continues as the weeks progress, through the trunk of the body, until it reaches the neck and then it really hurts.

For those not interested in bending their legs or having others touch their flesh, alternative healing can be found in art.