Since an e-mail was sent out warning against illegal Napster usage nearly three months ago, Napster use has decreased, which pleases university officials.

Matthew R. Klinger, 18, was charged Wednesday night with sending a bomb threat message via computer to the Mount Nittany Middle School last week.

At the end of their first semester, leaders of the Undergraduate Student Government are leaving, for the most part, pleased with their progress on a number of issues.

Today is finally the last day of classes. But students with finals on Monday may not get too long of a break.

Now a world-renowned Holocaust historian, Raul Hilberg will be receiving an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters at the undergraduate fall commencement ceremonies on Dec. 16.

The first graduating class of the Schreyer Honors College will leave Penn State with an armory of knowledge and experiences.

The seventh annual First Night State College will take place throughout the borough and the Penn State campus from Dec. 30 to Jan. 1.

With the introduction of a new grade notification system, the Office of the University Registrar created what for some students will be the ultimate Christmas gift, and for others a stocking full of coal.

Although students in college may think of working with NASA as a farfetched dream, it is no longer unreachable.

A fire broke out at 132 1/2 E. Prospect Ave. yesterday morning, severely damaging portions of the house.

Dan Leibovitz couldn't be enjoying himself any more.

My Opinion: Anthony Miller

With the Pitt/Penn State rivalry comes the tradition, the intensity and the year-long bragging rights — in football anyway.

The Penn State wrestling team will get its first chance to erase the memories of last year's 6-11 dual meet campaign when it opens the dual season with a Sunday double header.

My Opinion: Josh Daeche

Six wins and no losses read the line of Beth Shelley's final fencing meet.

The time of the season has arrived where every game is vital for the Penn State Division II hockey team.

Official's knee-jerk reaction to recent event off the mark

Reader Forum: Rebecca Seifried

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2000 sets music benchmark for new century

Besides tonight's concert, Dave Matthews diehards can't wait for new album.

Professor Tony Lentz is shouting. He's causing a commotion so loud and boisterous that nearby people are starting to notice. But he's not upset.

SFO launched an effort to reorganize and expand membership this fall.

Graduating students will have a chance to shine brightly for their family and friends on Dec. 16 when they accept their diplomas.

While it is legal to play MP3's, choosing the right portable MP3 player for youself might be as hard as downloading them from an on-campus computer.

Gigeurope.com wants musicians to work. They want them to play their music.

Christmas is less than three weeks away. The malls are too crowded. You're too busy with finals to go hunting downtown for presents anyway. What's a college student to do?

Anyone still looking for present ideas for the roommate this holiday season? Look no further. Wild Party Games.com has recently opened its doors.

Lifehouse CD has potential with sturdy lyrics, rhythm
'Roc La Familia' shows new sound for Jay-Z

Plot leaves Costner flick better left after 12 days