At this time last year, Brett Farmiloe was just another college senior wondering where his career path would take him.
Traditionally, elections for student government officials take place in the spring, but the University Park Undergraduate Association will once again hold elections in the fall, in accordance with its constitution.
The attorney for the man accused of the murder of a Penn State senior in June appealed a county judge's decision to uphold a search warrant for financial documents regarding her client Friday.
The next major election is still more than a year away, but voters in Centre County have already been voicing concerns about the voting machines used in Pennsylvania.
This Thursday, James Sheep (junior-broadcast journalism) will be standing at the women's basketball game beneath a blanket of faux fur. An airy mask will conceal his hours of intense preparation, but he wouldn't have it any other way.
Members of the State College Borough Council have voiced opposition to the planned February opening of an underage downtown club, citing security and alcohol as their primary concerns.
A possible plea bargain for the man accused of striking and killing a Penn State professor with his van will be discussed by the victim's family and Centre County officials Monday, an assistant district attorney said.
A former Penn State assistant professor who is openly lesbian filed a lawsuit yesterday claiming the university discriminated against her based on gender, sexual orientation and opposition to her superiors' actions.
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After Ed DeChellis reflected on his team and himself following the Nittany Lions' lopsided defeat to Michigan State, the Penn State men's basketball coach figured it was time to make a much-needed phone call.
"Jose Quinones!" shouted the PA announcer during introductions at the Penn State men's volleyball annual alumni match this past Saturday. The crowd started cheering with most, perhaps, not knowing whom they were cheering for. But a man in his mid-to-late 20s waved to the crowd just the same as he must have waved hundreds of times during his playing days.
Team USA sought its first victory at the World University Games, and -- thanks to two Icers -- it almost captured that elusive "W."
The Big Ten has been seeing a lot of red lately.
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A recent study shows that America's second-leading cause of death has been taking fewer lives the past two years.
This summer, students will have a chance to spend their vacations giving new meaning to the term "road trip."
Betting that its customers are growing tired of carrying a cell phone, iPod and laptop, Apple is offering the three-in-one sleek package.
Having a hard time sticking to that New Year's resolution and kicking a smoking habit? It might take more than willpower and toothpicks, as a new study found the amount of nicotine in cigarettes has risen 11 percent from 1998 to 2005.
Winter months can leave most students longing for brighter days, but if a person's feelings of darkness and depression persist, it could be a sign of Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD).
Results of a recent study have found that the brain may be able to repair itself from the damaging effects of binge drinking.
Dancers show 'perceptions'
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