The Internet is now serving as a tool to alert individuals who might have contracted a sexually transmitted disease (STD).
At yesterday's University Faculty Senate meeting, senators approved a motion to join the Coalition on Intercollegiate Athletics (COIA).
Washington, D.C., hosted the concerns of some State College Borough Council members at last week's National League of Cities conference in the annual effort to address community issues.
With the Pennsylvania primary and presidential election approaching, the Penn State College Democrats and the Political Science Association joined forces to run the first PSU Rocks the Vote yesterday in the HUB-Robeson Center's Heritage Hall.
Police will be on the lookout next week for drivers who fail to stop for school buses that are picking up or dropping off students.
Organizers of the Iraqi war memorial at the Allen Street Gates said it was taken Monday night.
Penn State President Graham Spanier said during yesterday's University Faculty Senate meeting that Penn State is moving toward becoming a private institution because of recent cuts in state funding.
In order to see if they would match a partial fingerprint taken from an opened condom wrapper found in the purse of an alleged sexual assault victim, Penn State University Police took Penn State football player Lavon Chisley's fingerprints on Feb. 26.
A driver suspected by the State College Police Department to be under the influence of drugs struck a bicyclist at about 7 a.m. yesterday on West College Avenue.
Todd Steck, of 334 Academy St., Boalsburg, was sentenced yesterday to 11 to 22 months in prison for providing alcohol to minors.
The Undergraduate Student Government (USG) Senate voted against considering a resolution proposing changes to the body's impeachment procedures at last night's meeting because of issues of constitutionality.
The Ferguson Township Police Department is continuing to investigate an armed robbery that occurred Monday morning at the PNC Bank, 1408 N. Atherton St.
Last night, The Daily Collegian's Board of Directors chose two new faces to head The Collegian staff for the 2004-05 academic year.
Gregory S. Meyer, of 2290 Purdue Mountain Rd., Bellefonte, was sentenced yesterday to 8 1/2 to 17 years in prison for robberies in the State College area.
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When various members of the Penn State hockey community approached Chris Whittemore to coach the Lady Icers, there was initially hesitation. Ring ... Ring ... Ring ... Ring ... The seedings were released Monday for the 2004 NCAA wrestling tournament to be held tomorrow through Saturday at the Savvis Center in St. Louis. Four of the six Penn State participants are seeded and could find themselves in some very interesting matches. Penn State women's basketball player Kelly Mazzante has been selected to the 2004 WBCA All-Star Challenge Team. The Challenge will showcase the top senior players in women's basketball at Tulane University's Fogelman Arena on April 3. Penn State Intercollegiate Athletics is sponsoring buses to the Lady Lions' first- and second-round games in Blacksburg, Va., for all interested students. Forwards Jan Jagla and Robert Summers walked off of the Conseco Fieldhouse court last Thursday after losing to Northwestern. Both have seen every season that they have played at Penn State end the same way -- a loss in the first round of the Big Ten Tournament. The next time you are walking past The Student Bookstore, take a moment to look at the mural that covers the side of the store facing Heister Street. My Opinion: Sam Cavalieri My Opinion: Chris Rajotte 
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