For two Pennsylvania natives, bringing authentic Texas-style barbecue to State College has been a journey more than twenty years in the making.
The No. 11 Lady Lions fell to No. 17 Nebraska last night, 94-74, Penn State's largest defeat since a 22-point loss to Ohio State on Feb. 17, 2011.
That got me thinking. What if ESPN decided to send their premiere college football broadcasting team of Brent Musburger and Kirk Herbstreit to State College to announce the event?
A grand total of ten student-athletes are dancing in this year's THON, representing six different varsity sports.
If you simply look at the team's record, the 2013-2014 season for Penn State’s women’s hockey doesn’t jump off the page. But a season should not simply be judged by wins and losses - especially for a program in its infancy.
What happens in classrooms, behind closed doors, when students are learning from esteemed college professors with advanced degrees? Surely nothing strange, right? Well, we asked readers to share their wackiest, strangest, most bizarre encounters with professors at Penn State. And boy, were we not disappointed.