They march to show unity. They march to be visible. They march to Take Back the Night.

Football Coach Joe Paterno discussed the altercation involving members of the Penn State wrestling and possibly football teams, a Penn State football player said.

As a young girl, Mae Jemison, future astronaut, lay on her lawn in Chicago gazing at the starry sky with curiosity.

As the groggy Penn State community began its still-quiet morning at 8 last Tuesday, Dave Costlow (senior-information sciences and technology) was already breaking a sweat. Furiously pedaling upon a stationary bike in the Lasch Football Building weight room, the starting center began his warm-up before his lifting began.

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Students voiced their opinions about affirmative action in university admissions and the media's coverage of the issue in a heated debate last night that attracted a vocal and opinionated crowd.

Because of the large amount of students graduating and seeking employment, it is important to dress competitively for job interviews, a Penn State career counselor says.

Expanded loading zones and changes in traffic patterns along Beaver Avenue may reduce the number of trucks parked in travel lanes downtown.

This week, crews started installing two recent senior class gifts -- the Class of 2001's "shepherd's crook" lightposts and the Class of 2002's historic street clocks -- along Pollock Road.

While surveillance cameras were approved for Beaver Canyon this week, the University Faculty Senate yesterday approved a revision of the university's privacy policy on already existing cameras on campus.

Penn State women with the desire to test their Playmate potential will be given the opportunity Monday and Tuesday when Playboy photographers come to interview possible models for the magazine's "Women of the Big Ten" feature.

The Patton Township Police Department is investigating a break-in at the old A&P building, 1910 N. Atherton St., that occurred between April 2 and April 9.

A Shippensburg man faces burglary charges stemming from an incident that occurred in the early morning hours of Jan. 18 in State College.

A Penn State student faces multiple drug charges after the Centre County Drug Task Force found him in possession of 10 pounds of marijuana while serving drug delivery arrest warrants on March 6.