There are many hair tools and products to use for every situation — but determining which one will work best can be difficult.
Reducing waste, cutting costs and giving new life to old items all happens in one place on Penn State’s campus — the Lion Surplus.
It’s the middle of Pride Month at Penn State, and there are plenty of events happening in State College this weekend to celebrate.
To showcase female filmmakers and their stories, Centre Safe will present the virtual film festival LUNAFEST from April 16-18.
For four days each July, State College is jam-packed with a variety of art, artists’ tents, colorful banners and people — lots of people. To visitors, it’s the Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts; to Penn State Students, it’s Arts Fest; and to everyone — it’s canceled.
Six Penn State student bands gave it their all — shredding guitar and singing from the soul — to earn a spot at quickly approaching annual Movin’ On music festival.
Everybody has the ability to sing — which is, according to Bryan Nichols, a main credence of the Pitch Exploration Lab at Penn State.
The Penn State Center for Sexual and Gender Diversity hosted singer and actor Jonathan Groff as its Pride Month Keynote speaker at 5 p.m. Wednesday.
The Penn State Student Programming Association Special Events Committee will host social media influencer Brittany Broski for a Q&A at 8 p.m. on April 20.
Tony Award-winning choreographer and "innovative dance artist" Bill T. Jones will be featured in the next "Meeting the Moment with Michael Mwenso” live conversation, according to a press release from Penn State's Center for the Performing Arts.
Ah, Calder Way — the forgotten middle child of downtown State College. Lacking both the tourist draws of College Avenue and the hipster appeal of Beaver Avenue, Calder Way often gets lost in the mix.
During Penn State Pride Month in April, The Center for Sexual and Gender Diversity hosts various virtual and in-person events.
The Penn State Student Programming Association Lectures Committee will host Elaine Welteroth of CBS' “The Talk” at 7 p.m. Wednesday.
The temperature is warming up, and the coronavirus pandemic is reaching a potential conclusion in the U.S. because of vaccine distribution.
Every time I go to Dunkin’ — which is not often when I am here at Penn State — I always get surprised by a new menu item.
As a student at Penn State, Kelsey Buckholtz always felt addicted to gold stars. Any accolades of approval she could earn, whether through getting good grades, securing the most internships or being the best girlfriend, Buckholtz always went above and beyond to achieve perfection.
Being a student during the coronavirus pandemic can be difficult, but for Penn State’s LGBTQ community, the challenges faced may look different.
While some take to the stage with just a guitar and their voice and others play in a full band with drummers, bassists and pianists, State College is home to a wide variety of female musicians.
For those looking to make their apartment or home beautiful while remaining ecologically conscious, one State College-based interior designer launched the only certified vegan interior design company in the State College area.
Switch out your closets and put away those neutral colors: Spring fashion is here and new trends are emerging among Penn State students as the weather warms up.
