The Keystone Alliance, a university-based research group for homeland security, had its inaugural summit yesterday at the Nittany Lion Inn.

Integrating a 12 into the Big Ten logo ought to be more difficult than the current 11 spliced into the conference symbol.

The Penn State softball team is looking ahead, but not past its doubleheader today against Kent State.

While many of the current Nittany Lions say no one should take too much out of the Blue-White game, recruits aren't always so casual in their approach to the Penn State football team's end-of-spring scrimmage.

Penn State had its share of visitors this past weekend. A lot of them are still in high school. Most of them will never come to State College again. But, for the select few who do make a return, chances are their return will be a glorious one.

Grand success: Destiny campaign went above goals to aid students

My Opinion: Dante DelVecchio

• Santorum related sodomy to other laws on sex
• Senator shouldn't lump polygamy, homosexuality
• CATA working with PSU on off-campus service
• Chemical 'find' in Iraq not enough justification
• Voting is the only way to get Council to listen

Though the warmer weather has lifted the spirits of many school-weary students, the onset of spring has left some feeling as though they are living in a bad Visine commercial.

The morning-after pill may soon become available without a prescription, and members of the Penn State community have mixed reactions to the change.

The dreaded 'pit' stain -- any cotton T-shirt's worst enemy -- seems to strike at the most inconvenient time, especially for people who exercise. There are options available, however, to prevent sweat stains from ruining a workout.

Mice and humans may share more than just an appetite for cheese -- they also have internal growth factors that are very similar. Because of this, Douglas Cavener, professor of biology, has used mice to research treatments for three human diseases: juvenile-onset diabetes, osteoporosis and Wolcott-Rallison syndrome.

My Opinion: Emily Gelsomin

Ordinary people trying out for a chance at a record deal. That is about all that PeSt Records has in common with the reality television show American Idol.