After a series of meetings yesterday with Penn State administrators, organizers of the Safer Sex Cabaret have decided to request an on-campus venue for the event.

An advertisement opposing the payment of reparations to former slaves that recently ran in some college newspapers has caused protests, uproar and apologies on campuses across the nation.

Less than a week after a downtown theater shut its doors, the State Twin Theater, 128 W. College Ave., announced yesterday it too will close next week.

Talk of the Penn State-Temple men's basketball showdown has extended to the state capitol, where two senators are making a friendly wager on the game.

A rash of vandalism last week in Parking Lot 83 North left some students wondering what can be done to improve security in one of the most distant on-campus locations to leave cars

Representatives from nine different student organizations had the chance to question the candidates running for the Undergraduate Student Government president and vice-president positions last night.

Despite the harsh weather conditions, journalist and author James McBride spoke to a soggy crowd of about 75 people last night about his best-selling book and his views on race and college.

Last night, members of the community met at the State College Friends School, 1900 University Dr., to discuss gun violence in America, which speaker Dr. Alison Moll said was not only a crime issue, but a broader issue about violence in American culture.

The panel discussion scheduled last night featuring Michelle Clunie and Thea Gill, two cast members from the controversial Showtime series Queer As Folk, was canceled.

The Commission on Racial/Ethnic Diversity (CORED) is looking for nominations of students, faculty and staff of the university for membership.

Understanding the art of Temple's defense is something many have tried to do for years.

The No. 10 Penn State men's volleyball team avenged last year's heartbreaking five-game loss to Loyola (Ill.) with a 3-0 (30-27, 30-18, 30-26) stomping led by sophomore Carlos Guerra's match-high 23 kills.

It's scary to think of just how many national championships could be in the future for the Penn State men's ice hockey team.

Men gymnasts crush Spartans It's time to listen to the Penn State men's gymnastics team.

Thespians address AIDS in production of 'Quilt' Penn State Thespians are working tirelessly to both entertain and educate students about a serious issue with their performance of Quilt: A Musical Celebration.

Game gone wrong One of the most interesting ways to learn about a person is through his or her personal belongings. In many schools, children reveal themselves in exactly this way when their teachers ask them to bring something in for a session of "show and tell."

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