While the Undergraduate Student Government (USG) Senate President Andy Banducci said this year's attendance at USG Senate and committee meetings has been acceptable, USG Vice President Luke Adams disagrees.
Good can often be born from tragedy, such as with tonight's benefit concert at the Crowbar.
When the Comparative Literature Luncheon met yesterday in 201 Kern to listen to and discuss literary matters, it focused on Eastern European nature.
Olivia Guevara was one of more than 300 students and community members who created a 10-mile long human billboard in California last March to protest a wine distributor's worker rights relations.
The rising cost of fuel is affecting how much money farmers spend to purchase goods, farm the land and export goods, but local farms see no alternative to running the tractor every day.
Since the late 1980s, when skateboarding was prohibited on campus and in the borough, skateboarders have sought alternative locations to ride their boards.
Female student reports sexual assault
Penn State alumnus Benson Lichtig served as the Undergraduate Student Government president his junior year in 1971. In 1972, he became the first student appointed to the Penn State Board of Trustees by then-Gov. Milton Shapp.
Some Penn State students have complained that the use of pepper spray following Saturday's Penn State-Ohio State football game was excessive and are questioning police preparation for the game.
The State College Police Department is looking for a 40-year-old State College woman who has been missing since Saturday.
Local groups are planning ways to help millions of Pakistani and Indian people left without food and shelter following Saturday's 7.6-magnitude earthquake.
Student challenges three-term Mayor Welch
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Chris Harrell played in zero games last season, so he can't do much commenting about how bad things went on the field. He can't talk about the frustrations of playing on the conference's best defensive unit and having only two conference wins to show for it.
Though it seemed probable that last Saturday's struggle between then-No. 16 Penn State and then-No. 6 Ohio State would be a defensive battle, in the days leading up to the game, there was a lot of talk about the explosive offensive players on both teams.
Penn State teams have been proving all weekend that a strong defense is crucial for success against quality opponents.
Looking up into the stands before the start of the Penn State men's soccer game Friday night vs. Northwestern, Christoph Ascherl saw a variety of people ducking under umbrellas. But the freshman forward from Bruehl, Germany, was only looking for two in particular -- his parents.
LB Posluszny honored for third straight week
For most teams, home-field advantage is a benefit they get all the time. For the Nittany Lions, it is a rare experience -- and when they get it, they try to make the most of it.
It's been two full years since Penn State students had the option to spend part of their winter break with the football team. After winning their sixth game this season, the No. 8 Nittany Lions (6-0, 3-0 Big Ten) football team are eligible for a trip to a postseason bowl game.
My Opinion: Jenny Vrentas
N.J. Cardinals relocation will promote fan interest, help PSU team compete
My Opinion: Scott Dimmich
Letters to the editor
With the fall semester underway and midterms just around the corner, students may soon find themselves too exhausted and sleep-deprived to perform well on the tests.
Planet hunting may take a back seat in NASA's new budget.
When Neal Armstrong took "one small step for man," he knew that the exploration of Earth's moon had just begun.
My Opinion: Jill Garrigan
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My Opinion: Diana Ramos
Making his Penn State debut, Mihail Tomescu brings his large-scale paintings, titled Ruminating a Mythology Now, to the Zoller Gallery for the Masters of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition.
Allen Street Grill, 100 W. College Ave., will feature Ted and Molly (231-4745).
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