An already crowded Republican primary might become even tighter in the next few weeks.
With winter still in full force, students living downtown who have to trek to campus just to study or attend events at the HUB-Robeson Center may soon be able to reduce the distance they need to travel.
A new search engine may make it easier for students on tight budgets who wish to donate to the Interfraternity Council/Panhellenic Dance Marathon.
Help from the Interfraternity Council/Panhellenic Dance Marathon and the Four Diamonds Fund will come full circle for the Kirby family.
A bill that would provide universities with services to aid future or current college-student parents is pending in the U.S. House of Representatives and is expected to be voted on later this year.
Breakfast in State College isn't just for early birds anymore.
A surveillance camera that has recorded activities at the corner of Beaver Avenue and McAllister Street since September 2003 is being moved today to the corner of Calder Way and McAllister Alley.
Penn State University Police arrested a man yesterday who allegedly stole $8,000 worth of property from Penn State to obtain heroin.
Would you like a thong with that?
Emma McHugh stood in front of r class yesterday while her classmates and professor let out a loud "boo."
Woman waives hearing on drug charges
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PSU lands stellar recruits
Updated: 2006-02-06
Updated: 2006-02-06
Once again, the Penn State men's basketball team fell just short of beating a quality Big Ten squad, losing to No. 20 Michigan 71-65 last night in the Bryce Jordan Center.
If playing the 2-3 zone is an art, then Penn State's defense must have finger-painted a laughable portrait from behind the arc last night.
Sometimes taking a step forward comes at the expense of somebody else going backward.
Coaches in all competitive sports emphasize controlling pace and tempo of the game. The team that controls the pace of the game usually comes out victorious.
Interfraternity Council: Stripper ban enforcement difficult, unlikely
U.S. Troops Abroad: Recruitment numbers show tough fight ahead
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Just picture it: the chips, the dip, the screaming and the shouting. The Super Bowl is in a few days, and Penn State NFL football fans are getting their TVs ready for a day of football and their stomachs ready for a day of eating.
Record of the Year :
No Refund Theatre's production of The Curious Savage reverses the role of the traditional evil stepmother. It is the stepchildren who are wicked, and the widowed stepmother is the heroine.
It's late on a Thursday night in a South Halls basement, but more than a dozen students are just getting the evening started.
It's time to ditch the fruity body sprays and plain old Axe for something more sensual and mature.
It's common knowledge that lies lead to trouble. Apparently this fact was not one that author James Frey believed in or followed too closely.
The '90s had a diverse music scene, delivering a plethora of genres and styles to the mainstream listeners. Despite the popularity of the Seattle grunge bands that developed during that era, one British pop band became extremely popular among the music scene.
A rhyming giant, a fencing Spaniard bent on revenge, a miracle man and an infamous pirate are just a few characters that make up the peculiar cast of The Princess Bride.
Pirate pigs, Gloria Estefan songs and disco balls combine to inspire children's imaginations this weekend at the Bryce Jordan Center.
This Saturday, HUB Alumni Hall will echo with the sounds of some of top collegiate a cappella groups in the country.
The Clare Fund will sponsor its fifth annual Gala Art Exhibit and Auction tomorrow at Toftrees Resort in State College to help local students continue their educations in the performing arts.
Things are looking up for Chris Archibald of the Bucks County band Illinois.
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