Before Thanksgiving, some people switch to Christmas mode — and some in the other half will reprimand them.
Break out the good china and thaw the turkey — Happy Thanksgiving 2020.
The Center for the Performing Arts virtually hosted Delfeayo Marsalis and Uptown Jazz Orchestra to bring a bit of New Orleans flair to the Penn State community on Nov. 20.
During the coronavirus pandemic, some local “mom and pop” shops have taken the financial brunt of declining customer retention. Despite the pandemic’s hardships, Saint’s Cafe continues to adapt its business strategy to welcome customers back through its doors.
Coronavirus isolation is likely not the place students wanted to spend their fall semester.
This week’s Collegian playlist featured staffer is student life reporter Ariana Krammes.
2020 has been a bleak year for movies.
At first glance, art and sports may be considered different areas of expertise enjoyed by different types of people.
For many people, Thanksgiving is the perfect time to cook almost everything in their fridge and keep going back for seconds with no regrets.
The Center for the Performing Arts at Penn State will conclude its three episode run of “Front Row: National,” the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center’s free online concert series beginning Nov. 19.
With the holidays just around the corner, the gift of giving is in full swing.
Aspiring filmmakers are always looking for an opportunity to have their content shown, and a few Penn State professors have made this possible — even in a virtual world.
The Penn State Student Programming Association hosted a virtual lecture and Q&A session with "Late Night" host and writer Seth Meyers Monday night. The lecture consisted of live questions queued by SPA moderators.
Jesse Cox and Brandon McGowan are childhood friends who eventually became roommates at Penn State. Now they have started a new endeavor together— launching their own clothing line.
Although many museums have closed their doors due to the coronavirus pandemic, many are staying engaged through virtual exhibitions — including Penn State museums.
Austin Nace’s first memory of Pokémon was in kindergarten. His best friend brought his GameBoy to class with a copy of “Pokémon Ruby.”
Fetty Wap said he understands the difficulty of remote learning — and he sought to bring a little bit of fun to Penn State students Friday night through a virtual concert hosted by the Student Programming Association.
Architecture can be an intensive and costly career path, which can discourage students from pursuing it.
Over the years, the Arboretum staff has worked on several expansion projects to add to the beauty of the land.
Many music majors likely didn’t predict their semester would have a strong focus on science — now, however, their entire schedules are dictated by it.
