A Penn State student cited last month for wearing a "Fuck Petrol" T-shirt on College Avenue says State College Police violated his free speech rights.

Though the federal government approved RU-486 last week, a prescription for the abortion-inducing drug may not be easy to obtain in State College.

Passions ran high yesterday as residents of the Holmes-Foster community met with members of a planning commission regarding the intended expansion of West Campus.

The Penn State College Democrats and Penn State College Republicans share a common goal for once.

Guidance is available for graduate and postdoctorate students considering careers in non-academic fields.

The hopes of uniting multicultural groups on campus may be one step closer to a realization if those at the Undergraduate Student Government Multicultural Affairs Forum have anything to say about it.

Four graduates of the Eberly College of Science have been honored with the Outstanding Science Alumni Award, according to a press release from the college.

Char Morett didn't want to let on, but she knew the No. 6 Penn State field hockey team would beat Temple.
Legel steps up against Owls

Ben Hamilton leads a humble life as 6-foot-5, 285 pounds of protection for quarterback Travis Cole. He might be a big man on campus, but he is not The Big Man on Campus.

Before Philadelphia basketball fans get too excited about former Temple players Mark Karcher and Pepe Sanchez joining the 76ers, remember that Sixers coach Larry Brown makes the final decision.

Nittany Lions golfer Matt Abbott continued to prove himself as one of the nation's top collegiate players this past weekend, recording a first place finish in the Northern Intercollegiate, the precursor to the Big Ten Championships in May.

For most of his athletic career, Ryan Primanti needed to escape. In both high school and college, great kickers cast long shadows upon him. At Penn State, it was Travis Forney.

It used to be that whenever Northwestern coach Randy Walker joined the Big Ten conference call, it was a signal to get up and hit the john, the fridge or even the hay.

My Opinion:Josh Daeche

Efficient use of cameras will decrease traffic violations

My Opinion:David Yankelewitz

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While every new recreational activity comes with its fair share of safety concerns, scooters and the potential health hazards they present are attracting a lot of attention these days.

University Health Services is already treating student illnesses that seem to develop with cooler weather. Many students, however, may not be able to recognize their symptoms and realize when a visit to UHS is necessary.