With Penn State finals week on the horizon, students are getting ready for the pressure of exam season with their regular caffeine fix.
The debate over Wawa vs. Sheetz continues as Wawa announces that it will be expanding its locations into central Pennsylvania.
“Coming Soon” signs for a different location of Starbucks can be seen in the windows of Pugh Centre at Pugh Street and Beaver Avenue.
A new cheesesteak shop, "Campus Steaks," will open at 119 S. Pugh St. in the former location of Bradley’s Cheesesteaks and Hoagies, which closed in September.
On Wednesday, Canyon Pizza posted to its Facebook page that the restaurant is reopen following "renovations."
When asked about her current fight with the Bellefonte Area School District, Penn State Administrative Assistant in the Undergraduate Education, College of Agricultural Sciences Kathryn Pletcher’s response was, “You got a couple of hours?”
Due to the rising need for transportation in State College CATA will be improving its vanpool program in partnership with Commute with Enterprise.
On Tuesday, Canyon Pizza on East Beaver Avenue was closed by the State College Borough Health Department.
CATA announced a reduction in CATABUS services for Thanksgiving week from Nov. 19-25, according to a release. All CATA services will cease operation for Thanksgiving on Nov. 24.
A group of State College community members have spoken out against a Nittany Mall casino proposed by the former chair of Penn State’s Board of Trustees Ira Lubert.
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The Community Oversight Board of the State College Police Department hosted a public forum at 6 p.m. Thursday night in the State College Municipal Building to open the floor for public comment on police response to the Uncensored America event protests.
Seven months ago, Jay Staley said he had never even heard of Centre Area Transportation Authority.
Mount Nittany Health hosted a groundbreaking ceremony for its 126,000-square-foot outpatient center on Wednesday in Toftrees West.
Chants of "We Are" followed by "for Doug" filled the C3 Sports complex for Doug Mastriano's State College rally as a part of his Restore Freedom Tour on Tuesday.
The Borough of the State College Parking Department released a statement that it will not be enforcing the “No parking 2 a.m. to 6 a.m.” as well as the one- and two-hour restrictions on parking.
The Student Farm at Penn State hosted its fourth annual Plant Powered PSU in St. Paul’s United Methodist Church on Thursday afternoon.
The Restore Freedom Tour will be coming to State College on Nov. 1 for a rally at C3 Sports.
The State College Police Department requested the public's help Monday in identifying a male involved in a suspicious activity investigation at 7:59 p.m. Sunday on the 600 block of South Allen Street.
Centre County officials, students and candidate for State House District 82 Paul Takac, held an event Sunday morning outside of the HUB-Robeson Center to encourage students to register to vote before Monday's deadline.
Being a college student has its fair share of responsibilities, and many can’t imagine adding a job to their to-do list — but some students say otherwise.
