As the harsh winter months approach, State College and Penn State are prepared to deal with the icy roads and snow-filled sidewalks.
Today marks the beginning of the 4699th year in the lunar calendar, the year of the snake. Festivities for the year of "the snake sleeping in winter" will continue for fifteen days, focusing on family and friends, food and long-standing traditions.
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During the week, students suffering from everything from the common cold to the flu usually make their way to University Health Services in the Ritenour Building for medical attention, but on weekends ill students have a harder time finding local health care.
Driving in itself can be a difficult task, but driving during the winter in State College can be even tougher.
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Penn State's billion-dollar fundraising campaign has a new chairman.
A longtime Nittany Lion secured the position of top Cyclone Monday, when the Iowa State Board of Regents announced their decision for the new president of Iowa State University.
Dinner at The Tavern with the Crispin brothers. Could this be a dream?
At 1:30 this afternoon Kevin Jones will announce where he intends to spend his next four years. Will it be Penn State or Virginia Tech?
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With a strong performance by all three starting seniors, the Nittany Lions defeated Yale 90-75 to end their two-game skid and regain their confidence.
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Most hockey players don't take the conventional route to college after high school.
Someone was missing during the Penn State women's gymnastics meet Saturday against New Hampshire. A friend, a teammate, a spirit — New Hampshire gymnast Katie Baldwin.
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Kevin Donohue's father wouldn't let him compete solely in gymnastics during high school, even though the sport was cemented in his heart.
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The Lady Icers tasted victory twice last weekend as they defeated Chatham College 6-4 Saturday, and the University of Pittsburgh 3-1 Sunday.
My Opinion: Joshua Rhett Miller
STAR's efforts laudable, but need new direction
My Opinion: Ben Rupp
Letters to the editor
- Alumnus' letter contained false ideas about diversity
- Student trustee owes an apology to CCSG members
- Don't doubt George Bush before giving him chance
- Casual opinions about sex disrespects the act itself
- No politicians are honest, but Clinton is not so bad
- Penn State's Master Plan harms campus aesthetics
- Coverage of inauguration disproportionate, biased
- Letter perpetuates myths about Middle East conflict
- Articles should emphasize news about inauguration
- Penn State not spending funds on what's important
Online editors for this issue:
Kelly Bradish
Leslie Craze
Kelly Bradish
Leslie Craze
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