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Kairos Society to Launch PSU Chapter

Brett Bergen, a Penn State finance student, is starting a Penn State chapter of the Kairos Society. The Kairos Society “was founded because no other organization exists to bring together top caliber students from universities both with each other and with firms that foster this entrepreneurial spirit.” To that end, the organization sounds like a […]

Charles’ Collection

“Had the price of looking been blindness, I would have looked.” Ralph Ellison, author of The Invisible Man You’ve never seen such a comprehensive collection of Black History as this one. Penn State University’s Paterno Library recently received a generous donation of over 10,000 books, letters, paintings, and sheet music from African-American bibliophile Charles L. […]

You’ve Got To Be Kidding Me

If any of you readers are like me, you hated Ruckus for its obnoxious advertising, inconsistent availability of certain music, and the fact that no matter what, the program would not minimize. But you used it anyway, because you were too snobby/paranoid/technologically incompetent to illegally pirate music. Guess what – now we don’t even have […]

Maybe You’re Better Off With Normal Water?

Student-Athletes, or any athletes for that matter, are always looking for ways to stay hydrated. For many, Vitamin Water is the beverage of choice. Unfortunately for varsity athletes with a Vitamin Water jones, the NCAA has banned six flavors of the drink because they contain stimulants. Specifically, the flavors either contain caffeine or taurine, the […]

Bro Call

“How To Get All The Ladies, Part 2” Hello again broskis. Most of you have read the first part of my guide to getting ladies, so now you have the looks to get you the girls. But looks alone aren’t enough to get that chick. You need to go to the right places, act right, […]

PSU Invests in Super Computer

Penn State’s Institute for Cyberscience, with the help of the NFS, is purchasing a computer system that has “nearly a thousand processors and be capable of 20 teraflops per second at peak.” With that amount of processing power, the system might even be able to run Windows Vista according to Penn State scientists. The system […]

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