[ Updated Thursday, March 22, 2007 ]
Penn State athletic director Tim Curley addressed the resignation of former women's basketball coach Rene Portland at a news conference today, thanking her for her contributions to the university and to women's athletics in general.
[ Thursday, March 22, 2007 ]
Thieves are always on the prowl for easy-to-steal unlocked bikes on campus. But police say that with fewer people around over break, thieves take the opportunity to go after locked bikes as well.
The U.S. is falling behind other countries in what a recent report calls a "degree gap," citing financial and diversity issues for American colleges.
As the number of students taking the SAT college entrance exam decreases, the ACT -- which Penn State has accepted for years -- is now being recognized by every four-year college and university in the country.
While study abroad programs are increasing at unprecedented rates, one study shows some schools may not be providing quality experiences for their students because they don't provide on-site support staff.
Responding to alleged hazing photos brought to its attention Tuesday, Penn State's athletic department issued two statements yesterday -- one saying an investigation into the wrestling team has been launched; the other saying an investigation into the Icers hockey team has long been closed.
Penn State salaries are on the rise for professors, and administrators' pay may be following suit, according to some members of the Faculty Senate.
The attorney for a man accused of fatally stabbing a Penn State senior in February 2006 at a State College nightclub was granted less than half the amount he requested from the county to aid in the payment of three expert witnesses.
Penn State students were "pimpin' all over the world" last night, as they were auctioned off as dates in support of the Penn State Relay For Life.
Five days before a trial was set to begin involving a Penn State alumnus accused of indecently assaulting an unconscious Penn State student, attorneys said the charges have been dropped.
More restaurants are hurting patrons' waistlines by offering dishes that contain enough calories and grams of fat for a whole day, according to a recent study.
About 20 graduate students voted in the Graduate Student Association (GSA) elections, which were held during its meeting last night.
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News in brief
News in brief
After an entire season of mental and physical preparation, the Penn State fencers are ready to reclaim the national title that slipped away from them last year at the NCAA championship.
As someone who has always been called the "consummate team player" by coaches and teammates, Tim Shaw sometimes finds it strange that a potential future in the National Football League depends on his individual numbers.
In the midst of its fourth consecutive win over intrastate rival Duquesne, the Penn State men's tennis team was pleased to see the return of one of its top players: sophomore Brendan Lynch.
After going back and forth between non-conference play and conference play, the No. 41 Penn State (12-2, 2-1 Big Ten) men's tennis team finished its non-conference schedule, with a rather easy 7-0 win over Duquesne (10-6, 3-2 Atlantic 10).
The young players are certainly earning their stripes for the Penn State women's lacrosse team.
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A traveling art exhibit inspired by artist Judy Chicago is coming to campus.
The State Theatre will take on smooth jazz tomorrow evening.
Tonight, former Penn State Nittany Lion mascot Dave Johnson will be making an appearance on national television rather than in his usual spotlight at Beaver Stadium.
Kurt Vonnegut fans will be in for a treat this weekend, as No Refund Theatre performs adaptations of four of his short stories from the collection Welcome to the Monkey House.
A "Grand" intertwining of live piano music and high-energy dancing will take place tonight.
Tonight, country star Dierks Bentley will "Settle for a Slowdown" in State College.
What are characteristics to look for when judging or tasting beers? What qualities make beers superior to others?
This weekend, Volé will mix classic rock with classical music in its performance Classics.
Kilts are optional as the Pennsylvania Centre Orchestra (PCO) features Mendelssohn's Scottish Symphony during its concert at the State Theatre Sunday afternoon.
Charlie Murphy will be bringing his free stand-up act of true Hollywood stories to the Eisenhower Auditorium Saturday night.
Tonight, Charlie Hunter will provide the State Theatre with an unusual mix of jazz, blues, funk and rock.
The Hold Steady has drawn comparisons to Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, comparisons which, while not entirely accurate, have their merits.
SoZo's, 256 E. Beaver Ave., will add a taste of jazz to the State College music scene Sunday night.
Bluegrass lovers are in luck this weekend, as Acoustic Brew will be featuring eclectic group Red Molly.
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