Penn State President Graham Spanier spoke about the challenges of Pennsylvania's demographics for higher education at the first University Faculty Senate meeting of the year.

Although there have been increased reports of cheating at colleges nationwide, the trend has not prompted Penn State officials to change the academic integrity policy.

Religion, community, unity and hope brought more than 200 people to the Pasquerilla Spiritual Center last night to hear Sue Paterno speak for grand opening celebrations.

David E. Jones, 25, of Emery, S.D., was arraigned before District Justice Bradley Lunsford at 1 p.m. yesterday for indecent exposure and open lewdness.

Hurricane Isabel may throw a wrench into tailgating during Saturday's Kent State football game, as predicted heavy rains Friday would cause ground saturation and possible flooding.

The Undergraduate Student Government (USG) Senate moved one step closer to filling its nine empty seats by appointing a new secretary at last night's meeting.

Students traveling from the University Park Airport may soon face more security measures in the coming months as the federal government concludes one of three testing periods for a new safety system.

An oil spill at the north end of State College shut down roadways for most of yesterday, causing detours and backups on Route 322.

Along with death and taxes, one of the things current Penn State students can count on are tuition hikes -- and the misconceptions that surround them. Despite constant and considerable increases every year of the 1990s, including a 10 percent increase this year alone, most Penn State students are relatively unaware of the details of the university's yearly income and spending.

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