Penn State's newest spot for late-night entertainment -- Duo Nightclub -- is doing its best to take the town by storm, seemingly attempting to rival Levels Nightclub, which currently monopolizes the the electronic dance music scene in State College. Duo has officially announced that they will be hosting well-known DJ and mashup artist 3LAU to play on November, 28th at 8 p.m.
The UPUA assembly voted to pass legislation that will donate pizza to the blood drive challenge and spoke out against the dry campus alcohol policy at last night's weekly general assembly meeting.
A recovery fund has been started in other to help support Paige Raque, the Penn State cheerleader that suffered a tragic fall from the window of her fifth-story Calder Commons apartment last weekend. Her friend, Ally Zimmerman, is organizing a bracelet sale to benefit the fund.
The Penn State Men's Hockey team is an even 2-2-0 after their second weekend of Division 1 play. The Nittany Lions played two away games this weekend, traveling to New York to face both the the Buffalo State Bengals and the Rochester Institute of Technology Tigers.
Guy Gadowsky, the head of the Penn State Nittany Lions Division 1 hockey team, wants his team to know that goals, statistics, and saves -- in other words, the stat sheet -- is not what's most important to him. Instead, Gadowsky believes that hard work is what makes a good hockey team, and he is using a symbolic gesture in the form of a hard hat to pass that message on to his players.
Heated debate. Parliamentary procedure. Unnecessarily bureaucratic legislation. These are all commonplace occurrences at weekly University Park Undergraduate Association's General Assembly meetings. But a motion to censure a representative? That's some juicy stuff, and it happened last night for the first time in two years when Internal Development Chair Dray Krishnan motioned to censure Student Life Chair Justin Laskowski for "abuse of the legislative process."