"Amazing," "exciting, "energy independence," "clean energy," "economic growth" were all buzz words thrown around yesterday at the 2010 Marcellus Summit held at the Penn Stater and sponsored by Penn State University. The Marcellus Shale, by some accounts, has enough natural gas to supply the USA for 100 years, make the USA less reliant on foreign oil, decrease our reliance on dirty carbon-based sources like oil and coal and rejuvenate rural communities in PA.
While Penn State's offensive and defensive lines were getting pushed around on Saturday afternoon, other teams were doing the exact opposite and making statements that were heard across the nation (see South Carolina and Michigan State). As always, we're here to tell you what you might've missed across Big Ten nation this past weekend.
It’s hard enough for some college students to pay their tuition fees or housing bills, but add bar tabs and grocery bills and you’ll find it’s near impossible to keep your bottom line in the black. So what can the average college student do to keep ahead of the game without sacrificing too many hours pushing papers behind a desk or slaving over a restaurant stove?
The State College Borough Council announced that today it will be reviewing a proposal to add a position for a non-voting representative from PennState's student body.
State College, voted one of the safest towns in the country, will have trouble holding on to that title after two separate stabbings occurred during Penn State's Homecoming festivities this weekend.
The Penn State women's volleyball team continues to struggle on the road. They lost both of their road games this past weekend to fall to 13-4 overall and 3-3 in the Big Ten.