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This past July the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) buried the N-word by holding a mock funeral for the racial slur during its national convention in Detroit.
A new addition to the ever-popular online social networking scene has arrived with a twist -- IndieMV.com is a Web site specifically created for independent music lovers within the Myspace/Facebook nation.
Koji on the Roof has already self-released two EPs and a 7", but Koji (a.k.a. Andrew Shiraki) is taking a different approach this time around.
Students interested in witnessing musically inclined professors in drag can head to Bassists Behaving Badly, a bass studio variety Saturday evening beginning at 8 in Esber Recital Hall.
Students will have a chance to experience music of the 17th century when Apollo's Fire performs at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 13 in Schwab Auditorium.
Forum's room 111 will taste like poison when No Refund Theatre performs the comedy, Arsenic and Old Lace, this weekend.
When Mary Skees and J.D. Shuchter founded The Next Stage 12 years ago, their mission was to bring sophisticated, contemporary performances to the local community.
Music and dance will help tell the story of the most well known assassins in American history as the Penn State Thespians invite audiences to take a look into the motivations of murderers this weekend.
Passion, sensuality, a 10-foot stepladder and the female form will all be a part of Ballet Argentino's Boccatango during the final tour of an internationally recognized ballet dancer.
Buddhist Shaolin Warriors highly skilled in the martial art of Kung Fu are coming to Penn State to stun viewers with their performance at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.
Cultures will clash over the rights to a piece of art that has the ability to change history as the Penn State School of Theatre presents Pentecost, beginning at 8 tonight with performances until Nov. 15.
As the warm weather begins to fade, so are everyone's natural tans.
Coco Chanel once said: "I don't do fashion; I AM fashion." Every week, our style reporters will find a person who exemplifies that tenet.
This season, warmth prevails with the disappearance of distressed and hole-ridden denim and a return to traditional jean styles.
Comedian Nick Swardson loves to party. The name of his debut CD with Comedy Central Records released last week alludes to that fact with its simple and to the point title: Party.
How do you order yours, with whiz or without whiz?
Philosophers have argued for eons about the definition of the word "home."
I'm just going to come right out and say it: Penn State has a discrimination problem.
