With the shift from Zoom classes to mostly in-person classes this fall, Penn State students can no longer rely on attending class from the comfort of their own beds and hiding behind the Zoom screen when called on.
As heat waves dominate local weather forecasts and exhausted families leave for weeklong vacations to tropical paradises, others stuck at home in State College can spend this month celebrating Christmas in July.
It’s a warm summer night in State College. You’re scrambling to leave your house to meet friends at 7 p.m. but can’t help but pause in the mirror at the sight of your outfit.
After trying various meals from five different restaurants in and around the State College area for Happy Valley Restaurant Week, I can say with pride that local restaurants offer much better food than I previously realized.
Can’t make it to the shore this summer? No worries — this list of off-campus attractions will ensure you still have some summer fun in Happy Valley.
From the mountains of State College to the north of Munich, one Penn State alumnus took his art across continents to spread his ideas of masculinity and self-expression.
June is Pride month — a time to openly showcase the sexualities and genders of the world in judgement-free zones and celebrate individuality.
Don’t get me wrong: I adore hanging out with my friends and being in the thick of the bustling metropolis that is Penn State’s University Park campus. Surfing through waves of students gives me life, and the incredible atmosphere of downtown on a weekend is unparalleled.
Summer reading doesn’t have to be a chore — not when you can find the right book. Here are some of my favorites available at Penn State University Libraries that should get you through the summer months.
Fun fact: I ate my first chicken nugget when I was 16 years old. I’ve come a long way since then, and now at the age of 20, I consider myself to be something of a nugget connoisseur. Now is my greatest nugget challenge yet: reviewing McDonald’s new BTS meal.
Penn State’s annual spring music festival Movin’ On was held virtually at 7 p.m. on Friday.
We did it, everyone: We made it to the last week of the semester, and finals are just around the corner.
After its cancellation last year, the Blue and White Film Festival will highlight student filmmakers virtually from 7-10 p.m. Friday via BingeWave.
From Findlay Commons’ cuisine to downtown restaurants’ dishes, many Penn State students resort to certain meals for finals week to stay fueled and focused.
May is just around the corner, and hoping to start the month off with community engagement, the Downtown State College Improvement District is organizing the May Day Art & Garden Walk this weekend.
Crowds of navy blue graduation caps and gowns are lining up in front of all the Penn State landmarks — graduation is right around the corner.
With all the stress finals week brings, many people neglect their wellbeing in the name of cramming for exams.
The Penn State Student Programming Association will host Scott Rogowsky for a virtual music trivia night at 7 p.m. Thursday. The event is free for students.
From the removal of a student teacher due to their involvement in a gay student organization to the building of a center focused on fostering a diverse campus climate, Penn State’s LGBTQ community has an expansive — and often elusive — history.
This week’s Collegian playlist featured staffer is lifestyle editor Jeremiah “Jerry” Hassel.
