Yesterday, The Daily Collegian published a (very) brief editorial on Penn State's Timely Warning notifications. While campuses should (and can) always be doing more to prevent crime and educate students about sexual misconduct on campus, the editorial demonstrated an overall lack of understanding of campus crime laws. Let's clarify what Timely Warnings are really for.
Penn State football has always been recognized for continuing a tradition of excellence on the gridiron, while producing quality young men committed to serving a higher cause in participating in something bigger than themselves. Scores of talented players made a name for themselves donning the blue and white, but not every player collegiate stardom transferred to the next level. Take a look at some of the most notable Penn State stars that developed into NFL busts.
The Tea Institute and its members brew traditional teas, along with researching tea-making methods.
With big decisions looming at the end of the Summer Founders Program, the MichelAngelo team team is creating a robotic, multi-jointed endoscope for surgeons with the help of doctors at the Hershey Medical Center.
College of Communications professor Mary Beth Oliver, along with Florida State's Arthur Raney, has been awarded a $1.95 million grant from the John Templeton Foundation to study whether or not the 'feel-good' stories that we see on social media and in the newspaper can help make us better people.
"Centre County Report en Cuba" won the first place award in the Outstanding Magazine Show category at the College Television Awards ceremony in the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles on Thursday. Melanie Lynskey, the actress best known for her role as Rose on Two and a Half Men, presented the award to CCR anchors Christian Heilman and Rachel White.