Charles Garoian, director and professor of art education, sent an e-mail apology to student Josh Stulman yesterday -- a week since he decided to cancel Stulman's art exhibit, Portraits of Terror.
The university is relocating many student organizations' office spaces in the HUB-Robeson Center in an effort to create three separate areas, said Stan Latta, director of unions and student activities.
Two days before the 2006 NFL draft, former Penn State football player Scott Paxson's father defended his son, saying his sexual assault charges are lies and threatening to take legal action against both the Centre County District Attorney's office and the alleged victim.
Local officials will release today whether charges will be filed against the Harris Township supervisor who was driving the car that hit and killed a Penn State graduate student in February.
Standing before about 80 students in the Chambers Building, Robert Mendler of Latrobe pulled down his blue shirtsleeve and showed the black "B5188" tattooed on his arm.
The record-smashing funds raised for this year's Interfraternity Council/Panhellenic Dance Marathon were a highlight for many students involved in Penn State greek life.
Undergraduate Student Government (USG) Academic Assembly may not have had a normal year after its original president resigned and a competing student advocacy group was recognized, but representatives say the semester has been a success.
College years are filled with an endless number of bills and fees, but thanks to a new campaign, there soon may be a solution to at least one of those high costs -- textbooks.
The Student Activity Fee Board will discuss possible changes in the guiding principles that govern the $2 million student activity fee during a public meeting at 2 p.m. today in 233 HUB-Robeson Center.
As the semester comes to an end, Undergraduate Student Government (USG) executives are reminiscing over the months of controversy, debate and work that resulted in completely reformed student representation.
The perks of being an actor or athlete are well known across the county. But people in those professions are not the only ones who see benefits after a hard day's work.
After dealing with internal fighting and scrutiny throughout the year, the Undergraduate Student Government (USG) Senate is looking forward to next semester.
The bouncers wore T-shirts that read, "I Love Consensual Sex."
While a lack of credentials doesn't exactly have a positive effect on job prospects, a college education may be the path to a long, arduous workweek for professional careers.
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This summer is something years in the making for Penn State student Katongo Mulenga.
Just when it seemed like the Penn State softball lineup had finally become solidified, Penn State coach Robin Petrini pulled yet another move, taking leadoff hitter Jen Williams out of the lineup entirely.
Step one: defeat the bottom seed in the Big Ten men's tennis tournament in round one -- accomplished.
Penn State men's rugby is one of the premier college rugby programs in the country. Yet one accolade is still missing from its resume -- a national championship. This year's squad will look to fill that void when it heads to the Final Four next weekend.
Before every game, the No. 20 Penn State women's lacrosse team (7-8, 3-1 ALC) tattoos fake Penn State Nittany Lion emblems to their leg, and, for six members of the team, tomorrow afternoon will be the last time.
Penn State men's lacrosse coach Glenn Thiel knows he can teach his players about defense and offense all he wants, but there is one thing in the game that can not be taught -- momentum.
While the collegiate season has been over for a few weeks, the Penn State boxing club has entered another season: the summer.
Kines 90B, or team basketball, has always been one of the most popular classes among students.
This weekend, the Penn State men's golf team will be in Lake Forest, Ill., to compete in the 2006 Big Ten Championships. Northwestern will play host to 10 other Big Ten schools at the Conway Farms Golf Club.
Michael Robinson said State College has been like a second home to him these past four years -- and, with any luck, he'll find another one tomorrow during the annual NFL Draft.
You gotta love the playoffs.
If the playoffs were to begin today, Penn State would be out by just one game, but this weekend may allow it to leap-frog several positions in the standings.
My Opinion: Chris Weeden
My Opinion: Wade Malcolm
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My Opinion: Jenny Vrentas
University Administration: Statements fail to solve campus problems
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Letters to the editor
- Group's green efforts worthy of PSU action
- Government not at fault for sky-high oil prices
- Middle East ignorance hurts PSU community
- Recent influx of lawsuits shows PSU discriminates
- Allies' protesting tactics fail to persuade public
- Choice to keep Portland has negative implications
- Stulman exhibit presents only one side of conflict
- Hillel owes its members apology for sponsorship
- Debate should encourage students to see exhibit
You, me, everybody; we should all be a lot more annoyed with Rihanna.
Epic rock is a risky business.
American Dreamz is like the "bad auditions" show of American Idol --manufactured tastelessness, punctuated by a handful of funny moments.
Mike.
The weather was so perfect this week, it just begged for me to skip class, get a book and lie out in the sunshine -- which is exactly what I chose to do.
