As we all begin our last battle with academics this year study spaces have become hard to come by. Where are some other nooks and crannies you’ve managed to hole up around campus?
It’s possible. With the Senate vote on April 29th, bank-based guaranteed loans could go the way of the dodo. According to the Chronicle: The plan, which Congressional appropriators will use as a guide when they draw up spending bills for the coming fiscal year, instructs the committees that oversee education to shave $1-billion from programs […]
Update 7:00 pm The Penn State directory information on which everyone based their original stories was found to be outdated. The four people in question are football players, but fortunately Darryl Clark was not involved. The four students are, according to The Morning Call, Stephfon Green Johnnie Troutman Devon Still Eric Latimore The rest of […]
What better way to shed your frustration with finals than to shed your clothes? It seems like a perfectly reasonable response, doesn’t it? Just in case you weren’t one of the thousands of students to crowd Mifflin near the Pollock Dorms we have you covered, unlike some brave students. Maybe with all this potential we […]
I went up to Long Island this weekend to run the half-marathon in the 2009 Long Island festival of races. When I got there, I had to check in at the runner’s expo. The first person I met, a man named Charlie, gave me a big smile when he handed me my information. “University Park?” […]
After traipsing across numerous states and continents, swine flu has finally hit Pennsylvania. Penn Live reports, Health officials confirmed Pennsylvania’s first case of swine flu Sunday in a 31-year-old male in Montgomery County. Pennsylvania Department of Health spokeswoman Stacy Kriedeman says that there are six probable cases, all in Philadelphia or suburban Montgomery and Bucks […]