It's official. State College Borough Council accepted a bid last night for the purchase of surveillance cameras in Beaver Canyon.

The State College Borough Council will vote on the bids for downtown surveillance cameras during Monday night's meeting.

Although an election request has not come as expected this semester, Graduate and Fixed-Term Employee Organization (GFTEO) members said there is no rush to form a graduate student union. Organizers previously said they expected to file for an election this semester, which ends today.

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While the population of college students may dwindle after finals, Penn State welcomes thousands of children and teenagers from around the world into its summer camp programs.

Children with disabilities are among the many assisted by College of Engineering projects on display at today's Learning Factory Project Showcase.

The mission was to create a worship hall without a built-in cross, dome or ark that still had the power to inspire the spirit within people of different faiths. The product is the Frank and Sylvia Pasquerilla Spiritual Center.

Gasoline prices have been falling nationwide about 18 cents per gallon over the last five weeks, and State College has seen the effects from major companies and local competition.

There is a new solution for Pennsylvanians who want to pay more taxes: the Tax Me More bill.

Students and community members have the opportunity to "stamp out hunger" in the largest one-day food drive in the nation.

After nearly a year of debating, two student groups have merged, creating the largest LGBTA group on campus.

Penn State alumni Ed and Helen Hintz gave $2 million toward the construction of the campus's new Smeal College of Business Administration building, the university announced yesterday.

Pattee and Paterno Libraries and Centre Area Transportation Authority (CATA) buses will both be extending their hours for finals week. The libraries will be open until 2 a.m. Sunday, May 4 through Thursday, May 8 to accommodate late night studying. CATA will offer extended bus service for those studying late at the libraries. One bus on each of the Campus and Town Loops will run every 20 minutes after the usual end time of 12:30 a.m. The last Campus Loop trip will leave the Pattee Library stop on Curtain Road at 2:20 a.m. and the last Town Loop trip will leave at 2:24 a.m.