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Be prepared for some surprises. The Guster concert, starting at 7:30 tonight at the Bryce Jordan Center, could be chock full of them.
There's been a darling change in the local music scene -- a Cherry Darling, that is. Cherry Darling Productions, a new booking company in State College, is now having weekly shows at the Brewery, 233 E. Beaver Ave., on Tuesday nights.
As most students settle back into college life and get used to their new classes for the fall semester, the Student Organization for the Multiple Arts (SOMA) has been keeping busy by working to contribute to the local arts community.
Jazz greats Glenn Miller and Tommy Dorsey were both known for their dedication to the trombone.
The Clarks have been around for more than 20 years, but there are still some things they haven't done.
Tonight the School of Theatre will take a trip back in time and down the Ohio River as it presents Big River, a musical based on Mark Twain's late 19th century work, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.
A white painting can be art. Or at least that is what No Refund Theatre will argue this weekend when the student theater group performs its next show, "Art."
Studies often say that smell is the sense most closely tied to memory.
Who: Huang Ying-Han, an Intensive English Communication Program (IECP) student
The Kevin Smith-directed pilot of the CW's new show Reaper, which premiered this past Tuesday, will re-air tonight at 9.
NBC News will be heading back to kindergarten this upcoming year.
Since Wes Anderson's newest comedy, The Darjeeling Limited, was only released at select theaters this week, I took it upon myself to see his first feature-length film.
Students bustling around with pots and pans, scampering to make sure their vegetables are steamed just right and checking to ensure that each detail of their class participation is noted by their instructors.
Throngs of Penn State students congregate in the Paterno Library every day, but they might be missing out on one of the library's largest assets: the Rare Books and Manuscripts collection.
While on-the-go amateur journalists can get free public access to the world, it may seem that budding novelists have no thrifty outlet for their work.
If there's one thing I -- and pretty much all college students, for that matter -- love, it's free crap delivered via mail.
Be thankful for your ankles. Seriously. Give your ankles a pat and thank them.
