The Penn State women's volleyball team continued their dominance at home, winning both of their matches this past weekend. The victories came against Indiana and Purdue, both of whom had beaten the Nittany Lions earlier in the season.
The Penn State Icers split their second series in a row this past week, facing off against a strong Liberty team. Penn State comfortably won the first game, but they could not hold on to win game two.
It's midterm election season and polls across America will be open from 7 a.m. - 8 p.m. tomorrow for voters to decide the fate of the Senate, the House of Representatives, and many other state and local elections.
The Penn State School of Theatre is offering free tickets to students for an early performance of Peter Pan.
The best way to gorge on turkey and stuffing and other Thanksgiving goodies is to get rid of all of that excess blood. Good thing, then, that the Penn State Student Red Cross Club starts the Penn State - Michigan State Blood Donor Challenge today.
UPDATE 12:22 p.m.: Associate Athletic Director Greg Myford has confirmed that Curtis White, head cheerleading coach, has dismissed Gyory as the result of a "violation of a team rule."
It looks as though there may be more trouble associated with the Nittany Lion suit as sources close to the cheerleading program have told Onward State that Clint Gyory has been removed from his position as the beloved Penn State mascot.