Members of the Undergraduate Student Government (USG) Academic Assembly have high hopes for an increase in student representation within the University Faculty Senate.
This winter, Penn State will become the first university in the nation to benefit from the latest technology used for saving lives in its pool facilities.
Music lovers too anxious to wait for Penn State's proposed music download service already have an alternative to illegal downloads.
Many local environmentalists and academics support a lawsuit filed by 12 states, including Pennsylvania, last week against the Environmental Protection Agency.
An unseen dog yaps after hearing a stranger's footsteps crushing the dead leaves that coat Cornflower Lane's cracked pavement. At 6:30 on a Monday night, these, along with the whoosh of cars skating by on North Atherton Street, are the only sounds to be heard in a trailer park named "Enterprise."
A 27-year-old Penn State staff assistant and graduate student fell from a seventh-floor hallway window yesterday at Calder Commons, 520 E. Calder Way.
Penn State student Dennis Bennett, 30, was arraigned and released before District Justice Bradley Lunsford yesterday on unsecured $1,000 bail.
The Undergraduate Student Government (USG) Senate allocated money freely last night after being notified that their budget had been updated with funds previously tied up in paperwork and technicalities.
The facelift for State College Borough Council was not as extreme as it could have been, with only two new members elected yesterday.
Voter turnout for students and residents countywide was low for yesterday's election, while some students were turned away from polling places because of registration confusion.
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