If your weekend was surprisingly tranquil, you woke up early enough to get breakfast at McDonald's or you remembered every transaction on your PNC card, there is a good chance you have a slew of final exams to take this week. With the stress of five days dedicated to Scantrons and essays, the doctrine "don't believe everything you read" is sometimes thrown out by nervous students sweeping the web to find easy tips on how to get an A.
For an interracial couple, a trip to Happy Valley turned into a Beaver Stadium nightmare.
Linda Baker, a white woman, and her husband, a black male from Michigan, traveled to State College to attend the October 30th Penn State game against Michigan.
The suspense had been building in the nearly 1,000 students who found the SPA's Surprise HUB Event event page in their invite tab on Facebook. What do they have up there sleeves? Is it a Susan Boyle concert? Are they giving out free Nathan's hot dogs? Is it a comedy set from Julian Smith of the hot kool-aid video?
In the aftermath of the devastating earthquakes that struck Haiti, Penn Staters are taking action.
Club Kreyol is sponsoring "A Walk For A Better Haiti" today that starts at East Halls and continues across campus to Old Main. The walk will be a way for those in attendance to voice concerns for a country in ruins.
Legendary blues rocker Bob Dylan made it apparent that rock 'n' roll is alive and well at an unforgettable show at the Bryce Jordan Center last night.
The latin vibes were high at Penn State's first Cuban Hip Hop show Friday night as rappers from all across the globe appeared to showcase the diversity of the message in music across cultures.