The process of finding an apartment at Penn State is stressful for many students. Is there a better way?
Around ten o’clock yesterday night, an armed robbery happened at the Lion Shrine. Yes, a horrible act of humanity occurred near the symbol of strength for every Penn Stater. If you received the news last night, the chances are high that you read about it on your Twitter feed. However, there was one organization that sent neither text nor tweet about this incident: PSUTXT.
The first survey for Penn State’s Movin’ On festival has been available since late September. With a wide range of artists (Tyler the Creator, Citizen Cope, Weezer, Snoop Dogg) to choose from, organizers have gotten the hype out early. Why aren't the results made public? Read on to find the answer.
Everyone has an opinion. When it came to last year's Movin' On festival, those opinions were boasted loud and clear. This year, Movin' On's organizers are working hard early in the year to make sure they put together a show that the students want to see.
Hi! My name is Dennis. I saw your column "Mounting Nittany" this morning on the Collegian website and, well, I thought maybe that I’d ask you out on a date. Believe me, I’m not usually this brash, perhaps it was the devil-may-care attitude exhibited in your column that inspired me to write to you. I just got out of a long-term relationship, so I'm not looking for anything particularly serious right now, but based on your column I don't think you are either, so I thought we might be a good match!
Two Penn State football greats will be back in Happy Valley this weekend as a part of the Sports Illustrated Heisman Trophy Tour. Fans will have a chance to get autographs with John Cappelletti and Derrick Williams, and take a photo with the Heisman Trophy.