100 years ago, before the time of social media, and before Cosmopolitan magazine, there was the Penn State Cosmopolitan Club. Today, students can partake in International Education Week from Nov. 15-19 to bolster up those same feelings from yesteryear. And you don't even have to pay dues.
Penn State: 823. Michigan State: 987. Seven days remain. For those who managed to pass math class in elementary school, you'll be able to see that we're losing the annual PSU-MSU Blood Donor Challenge. Let's fix that.
Wednesday marks the highly-anticipated 100 Days 'til THON. And how do you count down to the greatest dance marathon in the country? By dancing, of course.
The best way to gorge on turkey and stuffing and other Thanksgiving goodies is to get rid of all of that excess blood. Good thing, then, that the Penn State Student Red Cross Club starts the Penn State - Michigan State Blood Donor Challenge today.
And if a Penn State alumnus wants to be elected governor and talks at Penn State, what is the topic that will be addressed? If not drinking, then it must be the expense of tuition. Good news: Democratic nominee Dan Onorato wants to lower the price students pay for college. Bad news: you probably won't be affected, especially if you're a senior like me.
Onorato spoke in Heritage Hall Monday afternoon from 3 to 4 p.m.
Have questions about legislation regarding the economy or tuition?
Rep. Glenn "G. T." Thompson (PA-5) will be at the Memorial Lounge of Pasquerilla Spiritual Center from 2 to 3 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 13 to meet and greet with students.