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Many Pennsylvania students were among the inaugural protesters who swarmed the nation's capital Saturday.
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The small cluster of buildings that now make up West Campus will expand during the next 15 to 20 years into a sizable complex of academic and residential quads. At the focal point will be what planners are calling the "landmark" Information Sciences and Technology Building.
The Penn State Board of Trustees spent an hour at their meeting Friday listening to a report about minority students and discussing the topic.
Geoff Grivner needed to check with a few important people before he could be a member of the team.
Many Penn State students with educational loans don't pay attention to the interest those loans can accrue — but if they did notice, they might be in for a pleasant surprise as the result of an early January Federal Reserve cut in the federal funds rate
Incoming Penn State freshmen may be asked to sign a new creed that could dictate the academic and community conduct of students.
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Sara Fragassi (senior-elementary education) was crowned the new Miss Penn State Saturday night in Eisenhower Auditorium.
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Despite the magnitude of Penn State pride and mascot's adoration, the Nittany Lion Shrine endured a rare incident of vandalism last week.
A fight outside Gingerbread Man, 130 Heister St., at 2 a.m. Saturday led to an arrest, a citation and a broken nose, the State College Police Department said.
The final designs for two new science laboratories on the University Park campus were approved Friday at a meeting of the Penn State Board of Trustees.
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The Penn State Board of Trustees approved at its Friday meeting the appointment of architects to construct a new building for the School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture (SALA).
The Penn State Board of Trustees elected a new chair and vice-chair on Friday at the Nittany Lion Inn, but not before a bit of competition.
The Bryce Jordan Center hosted wrestling history this weekend at the Cliff Keen/National Wrestling Coaches Association National Duals.
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The Penn State wrestling team went through more than its share of ups and downs this weekend at the Cliff Keen/National Wrestling Coaches Association National Duals, but the final outcome was still better than expected. |
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Move over Tiger Woods. Say good-bye to all of those Nike ads that show youthful golfers slinging around the phrase, "I am Tiger Woods."
There's no place like home for the Iowa women's basketball team, and yesterday the Hawkeyes proved that yet again, improving to 8-2 on the season at Carver-Hawkeye Arena by defeating No. 16 Penn State 79-64.
If the Penn State men's basketball team could forget one road trip, it would be the one the Nittany Lions are on right now.
Before the start of this season, the members of the Penn State men's ice hockey team set three goals to achieve this season.
Icers' four straight shutouts not as easy as they might look
If Saturday gave the Penn State women's track team a glimpse of where they stand in the Big Ten, it liked what it saw.
The No. 9 Penn State men's volleyball team went into the Outrigger Hotels Invitational Tournament in Hawaii undefeated and left with a .500 record.
The women's swimming and diving team took a huge step forward Saturday. But, the major accomplishment is that it did it without ever falling behind.
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Despite the less than perfect performance on the beam, the Nittany Lions beat New Hampshire by the score of 194.075 — 192.150, increasing its overall dual meet record to 2-0. |
With a myriad of injuries to some top veterans, it was clear that somebody on the Penn State men's gymnastics team would have to step it up at the West Point Open.
My Opinion: Jeff Rice
Bush's should maintain pledges from campaign
My Opinion: Mike Still
Letters to the editor
- Clinton has nothing to do with America's prosperity
- Falun Gong is not political, should not be persecuted
- Temptation Island reflects poor morals, vulgar culture
- Mandatory diversity course would only add to bigotry
- Bill Clinton a 'self-serving,' 'amoral' former president
- Coverage of Middle East overlooks Israeli atrocities
- Do not judge WEHR based upon one of station's DJs
- Athletes, honors students deserve early registration





