The beauty of Mount Nittany is free to all members of the State College community. The Mount Nittany Conservancy works very hard to keep maintain it through charitable donations and benefits. This Friday the organization will hold its second annual Mount Nittany Night.
If you unfamiliar with the above hashtag, I'd suggest reading this post from last week. I wrote last week that Guido D'Elia said there was 7:1 blue band to piped in music ratio and many have been asking if that number is even close. Well, here are some results.
Looks like Movin' On organizers listened to last year's suggestions from students to get started on finding acts early. They released this year's first survey on Saturday, posting it on their facebook account.
The Abba Java Coffee on East College Avenue is offering free cooking classes every Wednesday at 5:00!
Yesterday evening students climbed the Old Main bell tower as part of the second TEDxPSU mini event. A brief tour of Old Main was capped off by early evening views of Penn State's campus and downtown State College.
Penn State College of Medicine researchers have found a virus that kills human breast cancer cells. The virus, Adeno-associated virus type 2 (AAV2), is a non-disease forming virus that typically infects humans. Researchers have discovered that AAV2 attacks the tumor cells found in cervical cancer cells that have been infected with the human papilloma virus (HPV).