As I walk around campus, the buildings I enjoy most are the ones that seem out of place. It’s no coincidence that on our fairly modern campus, the buildings that seem out of place are often the oldest too. We’ve captured some of our favorites for you. (The cottages were especially fun for us to […]
A student just tweeted this information, in response to a question about the 2009 Rose Bowl, We prob. fly out of State College to the Pasadena area on 27 Dec. We have rehearsal when we get there and play at pep rallies. The 2009 Rose Bowl is scheduled for January 1 in Pasadena, CA.
How much do you value your privacy? Judging by the number of Sunday morning Facebook albums depicting Saturday night escapades, not much; so, I expect that if Penn State were to conduct a study like the one currently going on at MIT, many students would participate. The New York Times reported this weekend that a […]
The Collegian ran a profile today of Roy Baker, the Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life. This was the lede, When students take a seat in Roy Baker’s office, they might be surprised by what he has on his desk. Baker, director of fraternity and sorority life, is a proud owner of a Staples Easy […]
We cannot tell for sure how much the Collegian writer exaggerated in the lede of today’s article about Delta Theta Sigma’s upcoming hunting season. For members of the Delta Theta Sigma fraternity, today is not only an enjoyable holiday, but a matter of survival. But, nonetheless, we were fascinated by it. Yesterday we reported that […]
Each year, Coldwell Banker ranks the affordability of towns that have major colleges. Stanford University and the University of Akron are each frontrunners on different spectrums of the home price ranking, holding titles of the most expensive and most affordable college towns, respectively. An average home in Palo Alto, Calif., costs approximately $1.74 million while […]