Ballot position for the candidates of this year's Undergraduate Student Government Senate elections will possibly have a large impact on the candidates' chances of winning.
The large number of students running for town senator positions has stirred up questions from many students about alliances among certain candidates.
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Sitting around in a circle last Tuesday night, students in African and African-American Studies 496: Civil Disobedience: Social Justice and Personal Action listened to a CD with often explicit lyrics of popular hip-hop artists. Afterwards, students' tempers sometimes flared as they debated the stereotypes portrayed in the lyrics.
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Hungry students may have to soon walk an extra block to satisfy their late-night pizza cravings.
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Last night Rec Hall might not have been completely full of people but the sounds of Guster filled the entire building and left fans and those only recently introduced to the Boston-based group — many soon-to-be followers — full of appreciation for the trio.
No matter who wins, leaders of campus minority student groups want newly elected Undergraduate Student Government representatives to uphold proposed initiatives to foster diversity on campus after tomorrow's election.
Various campus organizations of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender students and their allies met with university administrators last Tuesday night, asking that the opening of the new LGBTA Student Resource Center be put on hold until additional resources become available.
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A lawsuit over a ticket operation filed by Pennsylvania Attorney General Mike Fisher will be settled within the next two weeks, as the Pennsylvania government continues to put a dent in the ticket-scalping business.
The Verizon Foundation recently pledged $50,000 to support two programs in Penn State's School of Information Sciences and Technology.
A decision agreed upon last Wednesday by the special elections court concerning fair market value in the Undergraduate Student Government elections was overturned on Sunday.
When Pilar Montgomery starts to talk to herself during the middle of her match, opponents better beware. Montgomery's foes have been on the lookout for the past 15 matches.
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Being a closer is a lot like returning home after your roommates threw a party — it's your responsibility to clean up someone else's mess.
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The Penn State softball team will try to get back to its winning ways tonight.
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Plagued by the usual slow start to each game, the Lady Ruggers were scored on early in Saturday's game against James Madison University.
My Opinion: Adam Gorney
The Penn State baseball club swept the Mustangs of Montgomery County Community College on Sunday in a doubleheader by winning 6-0 and 18-7, respectively.
Penn State's standards for events hurt students
My Opinion: Patricia Tisak
My Opinion: Ben Rupp
Letters to the editor
- Penn State and Collegian must protect free speech
- Awareness about racism will not solve all problems
- Some confuse stupidity for acts fueled by racism
- Hard to take us seriously after behavior at the riot
- Some officers overreacted in using immediate force
- Students are not to blame for riot after NCAA game
- Actions by students in riot disgraceful for all of PSU
- Alumni, residents embarrassed by students in riot: Letter 1
- Alumni, residents embarrassed by students in riot: Letter 2
- Alumni, residents embarrassed by students in riot: Letter 3
- Alumni, residents embarrassed by students in riot: Letter 4
- Alumni, residents embarrassed by students in riot: Letter 5
- Alumni, residents embarrassed by students in riot: Letter 6
- Alumni, residents embarrassed by students in riot: Letter 7
- Alumni, residents embarrassed by students in riot: Letter 8
Love it or hate it, group work can be very beneficial.
Utilizing the Chandra X-ray Observatory, Penn State researchers have detected the presence of intriguing black holes billions of light years away from Earth.
Older people are unable to accurately estimate their ability in reading maps, remaining attentive and pantomiming tool use, according to a first-of-its-kind study by Penn State's College of Medicine researchers.
My Opinion: Christopher Catalano
Heathline: Lisa Lugent
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