Last night, the State College Borough Council voted to accept the Planning Commission's report regarding regulating balconies downtown.

Slur used in Libertarian fliers Libertarian Party candidate Julian Heicklen stood at University Gates yesterday handing out fliers that contained a racial slur in the headline.

Students and staff made the effort to bridge the gap last night when Penn State President Graham Spanier participated in the Undergraduate Student Government Senate's question-and-answer session to discuss issues concerning the university.

Site rates 'squirrel friendly' campuses As some students daydream on the lawn, the only creatures to disrupt their thoughts are the infamous furry squirrels that have recently distinguished Penn State as a "four squirrel" school.

A Day at the Fair

The Undergraduate Student Government Senate filled two executive cabinet positions last night.

Students, staff and supporters met last night to continue planning "Justice, Now More than Ever," a national rally to take place on campus Sept. 14 through 16.

Four options are on the table for the Penn State academic calendar creating the potential for a week less of classes and possibly even eliminating finals week.

PSU loses more than just game in ill-fated opener against Miami The Penn State football team suffered more than a bad loss Saturday night against No. 1 Miami.

After the first two games of the Penn State women's volleyball team's showdown last night with Stanford, a titanic clash between superpowers of the east and west seemed to be in the making.

Sure, they lost. But they lost to the No. 2 team in the nation.

The Penn State women's volleyball team knew exactly what they were dealing with when Stanford's All-American outside hitter Logan Tom stepped onto the floor: the best player in collegiate volleyball.

If he hasn't done so yet, Northwestern coach Randy Walker may want to give Penn State's Joe Paterno a call for some advice before his team takes the field this weekend.

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