Emergency dispatchers in cities across the country are eliminating mouth-to-mouth resuscitation from the instructions they give 911 callers attempting to administer CPR.
Penn State's research expenditures have surpassed half a billion dollars, which officials said they believe will lead to advancements in science and technology.
California voters today will continue using electronic touch-screen voting machines -- technology that some Penn State students would support having in Centre County.
Yesterday was the start of a new month and the first day of the 2004 spring trout-stocking season.
A witness reported that at noon yesterday a male driver cocked a pistol and pointed it at a nearby moving vehicle on West Beaver Avenue, the State College Police Department said.
State College Mayor Bill Welch said last night that he would petition for surveillance cameras to be placed on Calder Way if lighting is improved in the alley.
Penn State Network Television (PSNtv), Penn State’s first student-run television network, airs a two-hour lineup of student-produced shows Tuesdays and Wednesdays on campus channel 72.
Undergraduate Student Government Academic Assembly discussed last night the possibility for legislation to create new criteria for first-year seminars.
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) is considering whether to install tollbooths across Interstate 80 (I-80), which would impact many Penn State students driving to and from their hometowns.
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Nona Gerard, former associate professor of theatre arts at Penn State Altoona, was fired yesterday after the Standing Joint Committee on Tenure recommended her termination two weeks ago.
Penn State students receive thousands of e-mail messages daily. Those that look like spam are often quickly deleted.
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