Administrators at Dickinson Law School are considering moving roughly 60 students to University Park next year to accommodate construction at its Carlisle campus.
Some State College Borough Council members said that despite an enthusiastic campaign, Josh Troxell couldn't match the name recognition and experience of re-elected Mayor Bill Welch. The new council is expected to transition smoothly and continue to work well with Welch, some members said.
Democrats will overtake State College's Republican-dominated council this January, but old and newly elected members say that party affiliation doesn't matter for their roles.
State College Borough Council approved a new zoning district this week that allows for a proposed 140-foot cineplex, condo and retail building downtown.
The 12th annual Penn State-Michigan State Blood Donor Challenge has reached its halfway point, and Penn State is trailing by just under 200 pints of blood.
Earlier this week, the State College Borough Council unanimously approved a noise waiver request that would allow Penn State to use amplified sound on a proposed permanent stage on the HUB lawn.
A man who pleaded guilty to stealing $24,000 in deposit slips from a State College Uni-Mart in July will be sentenced today.
The final plans for a fitness center at the Hershey Medical Center were approved Friday and two architects were selected to design a new children's hospital and parking garage there.
That kid in your biology class isn't the only person viewing your profile on Facebook.com -- your Saturday night antics may have a wider audience than you ever imagined.
Other Big Ten police departments are also turning to online materials when investigating on-campus criminal activity.
Members of the Interfraternity Council/Panhellenic Dance Marathon stood behind the Coldstone Creamery counter yesterday scooping out cake batter and sweet cream creations for customers.
The cooler temperatures and overcast skies mirrored the goal Undergraduate Student Government (USG) Senate wanted to accomplish on the steps of Old Main yesterday.
PSU men's basketball signs two new recruits
Gambling can be an addictive vice -- once you start, you can't stop. But Ed DeChellis actually encourages it.
He was raised in a Christian household in his native country of Liberia, far east, of course, from where he lives now. The cold regimen and habits of Western culture have sometimes made Tamba Hali wonder how most people co-exist in the States.
Freshman outside hitter Nicole Fawcett feels a little "mind fried."
At the end of Tuesday morning's practice, Penn State men's soccer coach Barry Gorman told his team it had to look sharp -- no untidy facial hair, and don't forget the tie and blazer.
After almost all of the Penn State ACHA Division I Icers games this season, head coach Joe Battista has uttered the phrase, "I'm disappointed with our power play," in one way or another.
Penn State women's basketball coach Rene Portland released a statement yesterday denying allegations of racial discrimination raised in a complaint being filed with the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission.
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USG anti-hate legislation a response to concerns; won't change PSU climate
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Letters to the editor
Until he graduated from Yale, John Keddie didn't know just how much he agreed with Office Space's Peter Gibbon's aversion to corporate cubicle jobs.
When art, truth and relationships combine, the results can be dangerous.
Local sculptor Jim Bright and his colleague, artist Joanne Landis, hope to demonstrate the intrigues of abstract art in their exhibit, which is showing in the HUB-Robeson Center's art gallery through Dec. 4.
Among the crisp, angular stacks of books in the new Architecture and Landscape Architecture Library, smooth and colorful shapes of hand blown glass are arranged so that when sun pours through the new building's lengthy windows, it warms the works of art to a glow.
It's going to get hot and steamy in Eisenhower Auditorium tonight, when the exotic dance stylings of Ballet Flamenco José Porcel take the stage at 7:30 p.m.
Local group the Valley Jazz Orchestra will perform a special concert in the historical Garman Opera House in Bellefonte on Saturday.
William Mastrosimone's play The Afghan Women challenges social issues in Afghanistan from two decades ago that are still prevalent today.
Two local actors who have been featured in nationally touring shows will perform Saturday in the Lerner and Loewe musical My Fair Lady, presented by the Nittany Valley Symphony (NVS).
The boys of Bump are ready to pump up State College at 10 p.m. Saturday at Zeno's, 100 W. College Ave., with their distinct sounds and "cinematic" light show from Detroit.
In her upcoming book, Poster Child: A Memoir, Emily Rapp takes the reader from rural Wyoming to South Korea to Ireland with her story of growing into adulthood with the challenge of a physical disability.
Yellowcard will return to State College with The Pink Spiders and Acceptance on Saturday at Crowbar, 420 E. College Ave.
No more mints on hotel pillows or shacking up on the dirty floors of newfound fans.
Sometimes, art is difficult to understand.
Don't you hate corporations? Sure you do, you just don't know it yet.
Howie Day doesn't get a whole lot of airplay, and a lot of people think he ripped his hairdo off of Ryan "is he or is he not a Simpson" Cabrera.
It is about the time of year when students are busy with interviews for internships, co-ops and real jobs, so it is important for men to dress their best.
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