Former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum announced yesterday during a Republican National Committee conference call that he was considering running for President of the United States in the upcoming 2012 election. He stated “the dynamic has changed. A lot of folks who might not have thought about running against an incumbent president” are now considering it. […]
Earlier this week, we posted what we thought the vacant Beta house should be used for. Some of our ideas seemed pretty darn good. Unfortunately, we were wrong on all counts. This was reported today by the Collegian: Schreyer Honors College Dean Christian Brady has signed on as a faculty adviser to the defunct Beta […]
Penn State has been named the nation’s best student section by ESPN for three years running. We’re the home of the white-out, the crowd-surfing Nittany Lion, and over 22,000 thousand screaming students on game day. What’s not to love? If you ask Kelsie White, it’s the Freshmen: As a senior who’s been attending football games […]
SOMA (Students Organizing the Multiple Arts) will be holding one of its most important meetings of the year tonight. They will be voting on which artist should headline the music festival they plan to host later in the year. We can’t list the choices here, but those interested in bringing good music to State College […]
The Penn State Libraries’ Open House is being held this week, giving students the opportunity to learn about the our library facilities and to enter giveaway contests… This year, these are the big-ticket items being given away by the library: Free Textbooks for Spring, 2010 Semester, donated by the Penn State Bookstore 4 Dell Studio […]
We’re sure you’ve noticed the phenomenon. Crowds converge on campus like swarms of locusts. People are packed everywhere, sardine style. But why? The first day of classes is a free-for-all. The first week of classes is a brawl. Students usually tone down their daytime activities once the add/drop deadline hits. Not this year, though. Around […]