A 68-year-old man died Sunday night as the result of a hit-and-run accident while he was crossing North Atherton Street on his way home from work at Wegmans.
More than 40,000 cancer patients will be able to receive treatment each year in the new addition to the Penn State Cancer Institute at Hershey Medical Center, which is expected to be constructed by 2008.
With the recent addition of two Latino culture courses to the Penn State curriculum, some professors and students are pushing to create a Latino studies department within the College of the Liberal Arts.
Faculty and staff members from the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences have shown that a little money can go a long way.
According to officials, members of the University Faculty Senate will be discussing their views on the current health and physical activity (GHA) requirement at today's meeting.
Despite predicted problems and a questionable future, voter turnout in Iraq's election was better than expected.
Giant Food Stores has jumped on the donation wagon, promising $1 million toward the creation of a Pediatric Cancer Pavilion at the Penn State Children's Hospital in Hershey.
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The No. 23 Penn State women's basketball team better channel its inner Paul McCartney. This week is going to be a long and winding road.
For a wrestler, if anything could be more satisfying than quickly pinning an opponent, it would have to be completely dominating him. Punishing him, wearing him down for the entire seven minutes, knowing at the end of the match that he didn't want to be there with you.
You've all said it before. When a friend's relationship abruptly ends, a loved one passes away or when your favorite team loses the big game. You utter the four words that absolutely no one wants to hear, much less believe: Time heals all wounds.
After the failed Los Angeles Lakers experiment of last season, it could be argued that too many superstars on a single team can be a detriment rather than benefit.
Not only has the Penn State men's volleyball team demonstrated toughness and resilience through its first seven matches of the season, it has proved that its blocking defense is a force with which to be reckoned.
Kristal Uzelac isn't doing too badly for someone who almost quit gymnastics.
U.S. cultures classes should expand upon high school text books
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After a very intense NFL playoff season and the chance for an all-Pennsylvania Super Bowl dashed last weekend with the Pittsburgh Steelers' loss to the New England Patriots, some fans are still sorting out their emotions -- and some may even show signs of depression.
While global warming is still a heated topic, there is no debate that the earth is getting warmer and humans are causing the climate change, said Eric Barron, dean of the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences.
A Penn State researcher collaborating with Spanish scientists has developed new techniques that may lower the environmental impact of oil spills around the world.
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Allen Street Grill, 100 W. College Ave., will feature Troeginator beer (231-4745).
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