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As part of the sixteenth annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day national holiday, many students participated in service projects that were designed to help the community while spreading King's message.
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Yesterday's Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service evoked visions of multicultural tolerance and understanding in regard to sexual orientation as well as race.
The Penn State student taken by helicopter to Geisinger Medical Center in Danville following a traffic accident Sunday evening remained in critical condition yesterday.
A modern-day Robin Hood crept through the night last week to deliver a gift that will help the quarterless stay in touch — and perhaps set the phone companies back a few dollars.
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Approximately 800 workers making college apparel — including Penn State sweatshirts — in a Kukdong International-Mexico factory staged a strike last Tuesday.
Fitness and aerobics classes will kick into high gear tomorrow, as another section of the MBNA Student Recreation Center opens up for general student use.
Students interested in community service opportunities can visit the volunteer fair from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. today in the Alumni Hall in the HUB-Robeson Center.
Penn State Young Americans for Freedom will be sending a get-well card to former President Ronald Reagan, who is currently being treated for a broken hip.
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It's tough to win in the Big Ten and even tougher to win away from home.
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Jerry Dunn looked relaxed yesterday at his weekly press conference and he had good reason to. His Nittany Lions (11-3, 2-2) were coming off a Northwestern victory Saturday night.
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