Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity was ordered to pay $1,000 in fines yesterday after pleading guilty to two counts of unlawful acts in connection with liquor.
Yesterday, about 30 students from Nona Gerard's classes and play participated in a rally supporting the former professor of theatre arts.
While the Cabinet of Student Leaders (COSL) originated in part as a response to the Penn State College Republicans and Black Caucus debate that occurred last semester, it has some conservatives concerned about being excluded from the advisory group.
A judge denied two pretrial motions this week in Penn State football player Tony Johnson's driving under the influence case. Unless Johnson's attorneys file additional motions, the case will go to trial.
A student group at Penn State is raising money to build a shelter for homeless children in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic by auctioning off sports memorabilia on eBay.
TV and film star Joe Pantoliano, known to many as Joey Pants, will come to discuss his career and recently released memoir at 4 p.m. today at the Penn State Playhouse Theatre.
State College Mayor Bill Welch's suggested installation of surveillance cameras on Calder Way has caused anticipation of increased safety and privacy concerns among Penn State students and local businesses.
Despite the body's limited funding, the Undergraduate Student Government (USG) Senate allocated $500 to send students to the Rally in the Rotunda after many senators cited addressing high tuition rates as the Senate's number one priority.
Some State College Borough Council members are skeptical of Mayor Bill Welch's comments regarding possible surveillance cameras on Calder Way.
For the second straight year, it was a clean sweep for the Penn State women's basketball team. Well, almost a clean sweep.
The snow may not be all melted, but shorts and sandals are making their March debut in State College.
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The thud from the referee's hand smacking the mat echoed through the stunned and silent Rec Hall crowd. The Penn State Ice Lions are headed south for spring break. Not far south, but south nonetheless. White sandy beaches and crystal clear water of the Caribbean are no match for the painted ice and scratched boards of a hockey rink. Rest assured if the Ice Lions win a national championship, Maryland would be far better than the Bahamas. Talk about a beaten path. As defending champions, expectations in the playoffs are always high. As four-time defending champions, many people already have the ladder out, ready to hang the fifth banner from the team's rafters before the season is even over. Apparently, this primate was pretty good at jumping and latching on. If you asked any player on the No. 10 Penn State men's volleyball team (10-4) what they are most looking forward to this week and they said the Ohio State match, it might not be the entire truth. This is where it gets interesting. My Opinion: Lawrence Fischer 
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For the prehistoric rock band Caveman, life's a beach. The Darkhorse Tavern's weekly indie rock 'n' roll show, Roustabout!, gives its fans something special tonight as it presents all homegrown State College acts. 
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