Today, members of the Penn State Black Caucus plan to gather at 5:30 p.m. in the HUB-Robeson Center for a press conference to speak about the letters and the general topic of racism at the university.

During the past two months, several unrelated reports of sexual assaults, rock throwing, racist letters, swastika graffiti and a stolen Coming Out Day banner have shaken the Penn State community.

Undergraduate Student Government senators took action last night to replace committee chairs who resigned while at the same time voting to keep one town senate seat empty.

Penn State starting quarterback Rashard Casey will have to wait at least another week to find out if he will be indicted on assault charges that he struck an off-duty police officer.

Applications to serve on the Sexual Assault Committee are due at the end of the week.

Students will be rallying at noon today to celebrate the annual National Young Women's Day of Action on the steps of Pattee Library to encourage young women to get involved in social activism.

Campus faiths gathered to support acceptance of diversity in their churches.

People walking around campus last night may have encountered an unusual scene — students screaming, running and stripping off layers of clothing.

Local leaders have mixed opinions about whether legislation recently passed by Congress to lower the legal Blood-Alcohol Count will affect State College.

Students using AT&T @Home as their Internet provider will receive a $40 credit to their account and should notice an improvement in their service.

All general education courses are going through a re-certification process. Any course that has not been re-certified by January 2004 will have its general education designation dropped.

As Penn State's student population grows and its dorms age, the university is looking ahead, planning new, more efficiently spaced housing.

Joe Paterno had plenty to say during his weekly teleconference yesterday.

The two-month saga that has hung over the head of the Penn State men's soccer team is finally over.

My Opinion: Joshua Rhett Miller

Two years ago, Calvin Booth roamed the middle of the paint for the Penn State men's basketball team. Penn State has yet to find a replacement.

Courtesy an important part of helping disabled students

Reader Forum: Lawrence Young

Reader Forum: Tuvia Abramson and Rabbi Jonathan M. Brown

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