University of Pittsburgh students who rioted after the Pittsburgh Steelers’ Super Bowl victory could face disciplinary actions, and possibly expulsion, accroding to an AP article published today. City police say more than 80 people were arrested that night as crowds threw bottles at police, set small fires, broke store windows and overturned cars. Much of […]
About 50 people gathered outside of the Katz Building last night to protest Ken Star’s support of California’s Proposition 8, which changed the state’s constitution to invalidate and disallow gay marriage. You can find the full article at the Collegian. This isn’t the only news related to the LGBTA community that has come out of […]
Today is national signing day– should be a good one for Penn State. If you don’t have much going on, head on over to Nittanydelphia to check out their live blog. If you just want the facts, then Blue White Illustrated is your best bet.
While America weans itself off of ‘irrational exuberance’ and its consumeristic tendencies, more and more people will be making purchases based primarily on cost. This goes doubly for college students. We get included on a few deals since we are in school– we get cheaper tickets for movies at the State Theatre and Bill Cosby […]
If any of you Philadelphia fans are upset that your western counterparts had the privilege of winning a championship earlier this week (and by my experience, almost all of you are), the good news is you can block that out with a reminder that your baseball team didn’t do too shabby this past season. The […]
Sometimes, those Smealies are lucky. They have their very own beautiful building, their professors are the best paid, and 27 of them, all MBA students, will travel to Omaha, Nebraska on February 6th to meet the world’s richest man: Warren Buffett, CEO of Berkshire Hathaway. Those of you that started reading this expecting a fieldtrip […]