In the wake of a recent Supreme Court ruling, Penn State is reviewing their current policies regarding benefits for partners of its gay and lesbian faculty members.
With the recent installation of high-speed Internet service in the HUB-Robeson Center, laptop users will be able to connect through wireless networking.
When the director of the Bureau of Blindness and Visual Services in Harrisburg was fired, blind students from Penn State began to worry.
Penn State students are constantly bombarded with credit card solicitations, but they may not know their information is being traded without their knowledge.
Although signs have been posted in Beaver Canyon to notify citizens that activity in the area is subject to recording, the film is still not rolling.
Penn State Police Services will refer Jeremy Kapinos and Steven Eberbach to the Office of Judicial Affairs for underage drinking and disorderly conduct citations the students received after a Sunday morning fight.
More than $12,000 has been taken from the Tyson Building laboratory since spring semester ended.
Hundreds of students thinking about "going Greek" attended a recruitment fair yesterday, hoping to forge an initial bond with a potential fraternity or sorority.
Population and development growth in the State College Borough will pale in comparison with the rest of Centre County over the next three decades.
Those looking for a little bit of prayer and praise with their pizza will find the two closer together within the next couple weeks.
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Officially 106,445 spectators packed Beaver Stadium on Saturday to witness Boston College's 27-14 thumping of Penn State, but for Eagles' running back Derrick Knight, there was one Nittany Lions fan that made an impact above the rest. Three tailbacks, one big problem. Jamaal Tate left the Penn State men's basketball program last season in mid-December, citing nagging injuries and chronic fatigue as his chief concerns. Small conference schools and college football behemoths finally met on neutral ground yesterday. The little things lurking in Beaver Stadium Saturday seemed to bite Penn State unexpectedly and often, but it was a big man that took a big chomp out of the Nittany Lions. For anyone who went to Saturday's football game solely to see Michael Robinson pile up yards, the first half must have been a bore. But the second half was something to see. If the Penn State women's soccer team hopes to keep its three-game winning streak alive this weekend, it's going to need to play with the tenacity displayed this past Sunday against No. 24 Maryland. My Opinion: Chad Reott My Opinion: Patrick Abdalla 
Behind the times My Opinion: Dustin Dopirak Letters to the editor
On home football Saturdays, about 106,000 people -- more than twice the population of Harrisburg -- fill the stands of Beaver Stadium. By the end of the game, thousands of wrappers and water bottles litter the stadium. That means a lot of recycling. An institution as large as Penn State can have a huge effect on the local environment. It's the job of Al Matyasovsky, Penn State's recycling coordinator, to make sure that it doesn't. According to a study conducted by a Penn State Abington professor, people who regularly use alarm clocks have less faith in their ability to wake themselves than do people who usually self-awaken. My Opinion: Emily Gelsomin 
Steve Bentz and Todd Kirsten are paid to chill with and entertain a revolving crowd of liquored-up college kids. They earn their keep as musicians and benefit from access to tons of free booze. The Bullet Parade is not a typical State College band. Let's face it, this just isn't the sort of the town that embraces lo-fi indie rock. In the world of television ratings, gays have become a force to be reckoned with. 
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