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HARRISBURG — Several state representatives joined the crusade against sexually explicit student events yesterday at Penn State's House Appropriations Committee hearing.
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Bob Pickrell (junior-secondary education) sent an angry e-mail Saturday night. Later he regretted it and sent an apology.
HARRISBURG — Black students have compiled a one-inch thick binder of documents showing how racism crops up repeatedly at Penn State.
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Last night during the Undergraduate Student Government Senate meeting, members opened up a student safety forum for students to voice their opinions.
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The Collegian Inc. Board of Directors chose the students who will lead Penn State's student newspaper into the 114th year of publication last night.
Members of the Graduate and Fixed-Term Employee Organization were denied the right to address the University Faculty Senate during its meeting yesterday in Kern Building.
A fireworks innovator, a police official and a former football coach are in the spotlight for their services to the State College community.
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As students are finalizing apartment leases for next year, some may be overlooking one small, furry detail — their pets.
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Students with a phobia of flying might start worrying less about traveling by air after hearing about the results of a study by the National Transportation Safety Board.
Forget the electricity problems in California — deregulation has caused other problems and is upsetting some students who have cable television.
The Moxie in Waring Commons last night contained students playing video games, vigorously studying, just hanging out and, in the back corner, an empty green couch sat in front of a television airing President George W. Bush's State of the Union address.
A Fullington Trailways driver will have his preliminary hearing today for charges related to an accident in which he allegedly struck a vehicle without aiding the victim.
The American Red Cross, Centre Community Chapter, and Penn State sponsors will sponsor a Beach Party blood drive from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. today in the HUB Alumni Hall.
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Round trips from England to America aren't cheap, and they definitely aren't short. But time and money aren't a factor for Lyndy and Steve Cuff, especially when it comes to seeing their daughter, Gemma Cuff, perform as a member of the Penn State women's gymnastics team.
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If there's one thing the women's lacrosse team can count on its offense for, it's balance.
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There are a lot of things on paper that are pointing to a bad weekend for the Penn State wrestling team at the Big Ten Tournament, March 3-4 in Evanston, Ill.
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Eleven venues are silent.
It was a battle of brawn this weekend as the Powerlifting Club hosted the Pennsylvania State Powerlifting Championships in the White Building.
My Opinion: Joshua Rhett Miller
My Opinion: Jeff Rice
Keep civilians away from operating gear
My Opinion: Brian Blase
My Opinion: Cassie Hepler
Letters to the editor
- Students expect expenses to go toward the facilities
- Some controversial events OK in appropriate context
- Hate crimes and Sex Faire are both protected speech
- Thon coverage adequate; other news pertinent too
- A society has absolutes; relativism is dangerous
- Olympic Games of 2008 should not be in China
- College enlightens people despite view of 'system'
- Legislature should punish Lawless for his attacks
- Taxes could have funded Lawless' trip to Sex Faire
- Bigger tax cuts go to rich because they pay more
- Collision case not closed; civilians were supervised
Online editors for this issue:
Raina J. León
Kathy Hsieh
Raina J. León
Kathy Hsieh
