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For years, the State College music scene has been in flux.
The Grammy Awards will be well-represented Saturday night at the Bryce Jordan Center when two of country music's superstars perform together.
When pop punk fans hear Jordan Pundik, a white man and lead singer of New Found Glory, singing the lyric, "Although I am black and proud/problems got me pessimistic," their previously conceived ideas about this genre may become a bit tweaked.
Preservation Hall, a weathered music venue situated in the heart of the New Orlean's French Quarter, is home to a jazz band that has mastered a style of music it calls New Orleans jazz.
Concert-goers at tomorrow's Cloverleaf show at the State Theatre will be treated to two delights.
Despite being aware of the evils of energy dependency, John Vanderslice said he still drives a van around the country and guzzles $8,000 worth of gas a year.
Tyrone Robinson (graduate-theatre arts) knows what it's like to be a victim of discrimination. He's been the target of racial slurs, including the N-word, at times.
For the director and many of the actors in the student-run acting troupe No Refund Theatre (NRT), this week's performance, Woody Allen's Don't Drink the Water, is a welcome blast from the past.
This weekend, students can enter a new world of culture through a dance showcase bigger and more diverse than anything the Penn State International Dance Ensemble (PSIDE) has ever held before.
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.
With so many choices in hair conditioning, navigating the aisles of a salon can seem like a daunting task.
Look around. New flowers are in bloom, and new fashions are waiting to be discovered. Most importantly, though, there are new icy treats to taste.
The sounds of Bollywood music and the smell of curry will excite diners Saturday night at "A Taste of India," an event filled with Indian culture and food that will benefit India's less fortunate.
Book of stamps: $8.20. Store-brand mailing envelopes: $2.99. Printing and perfecting your cover letter and résumé: eight hours of your precious time. The experience you'll receive at an internship this summer: priceless.
At most parties, the guy-to-girl ratio is of utmost importance. Unfortunately, few people remember the importance of another ratio, one that may be even more crucial to a good time: the ratio of dudes to moustaches.
One of the criticisms levied against Los Angeles socialite Paris Hilton is that the heiress hasn't done anything to achieve fame -- infamous sexcapades notwithstanding.
