The Student and Exchange Visa Information Service (SEVIS) will soon require all international students studying in the United States to register personal information over the Internet, a Penn State official said.
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The national blood shortage that prompted U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Tommy Thompson to issue a plea to the public Monday continues to affect central Pennsylvania. |
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A group of 10 volunteers were recognized Dec. 30 by the governor's office for working 44 hours in blustery weather on a 1.7-ton cleanup project at Bald Eagle State Forest. |
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Under a mop of crimson-hued hair, Kristin Rink's eyes sparkle and an impish grin glides across her flushed face. |
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Attendance became an important factor last night for the Undergraduate Student Government (USG) Senate.
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State College residents have drafted a resolution concerning the recently passed USA Patriot and Homeland Security acts in an effort to minimize government surveillance.
The Bryce Jordan Center's 255th touring event ever is set to kick off with a bang -- and some horns, as well as many bagpipes.
State College Borough Council recently trashed at-door refuse service in favor of curbside pickup by passing a controversial waste ordinance in a 4-3 vote.
State authorities recently ended operations of Club Freedom, a direct mail pyramid scheme operated out of State College that allegedly took money from about 220 unknowing, recruited investors nationwide.
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Democrat Frank E. Halderman announced his intent to run for Centre County Commissioner Monday.
A State College man will face a preliminary hearing today on charges of animal cruelty stemming from an incident that allegedly took place on Jan. 6.
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