October is Domestic Violence Awareness month, and to observe it, various cell phone companies are providing emergency phones to domestic violence shelters.
Which way would the presidential election swing if Penn State students were the only voters?
Debate over affirmative action practices have remained strong in the 40 years since the 1964 Civil Rights Act, still revolving around whether it is fair to use racial preference policies to combat discrimination in the workplace.
Penn State employee Heather Harpster, 33, is in critical condition at Altoona Hospital after an accident Tuesday at the intersection of University Drive and Curtin Road, State College Police said yesterday.
Gloria Steinem, co-founder of New York Magazine and Ms. Magazine, will be sharing her thoughts on the importance of the youth vote at Penn State today.
The message, "If Truth Dies, It Won't Die Alone" was brought to Penn State yesterday as part of a national anti-tobacco campaign, the "truth."
About 30 people gathered in Pollock Commons rec room last night to discuss the roles of Christians in Tuesday's presidential election.
Judy Meisel received a standing ovation before she even stepped up to the podium.
The Undergraduate Student Government (USG) Senate Operations Committee convened with Penn State Police last night to clarify the university's policy regarding surveillance cameras.
Though registered Centre County Republicans received personal invitations yesterday to attend former President George H. W. Bush's speech on Friday, tickets to the event are also available to the public.
Platforms and promises 2004
The Distinguished Speaker Series will host former Democratic presidential hopeful Howard Dean, at 8 tonight in Eisenhower Auditorium.
Students could have access to Rec Hall expansions and a new on-campus fitness center as soon as next fall, university officials said yesterday.
Dual robbery suspects waive hearings; Drug incident suspects waive hearings
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