Hodor. Anyone who watches "Game of Thrones" recognizes that as the name of a popular character on the show, a large oaf of a man that carries a child across Westeros. Fans also recognize that as the sole word Hodor can say on the show. A Penn State neuroscience student explained the neurological condition that afflicts Hodor in an article for The Conversation.
Four alumni trustees have filed a lawsuit today against the Penn State Alumni Association (PSAA), claiming that their names were withheld from ballot for upcoming the PSAA Council election.
As any Penn Stater knows, this campus is filled with tons of down-to-earth students, staff, and employees. This Wednesday, The Clown Nose Club will be celebrating a day of appreciation for one of the most loved and well-known -- Penn State celebrity Mike the Mailman.
Wonder what all the fuss is about on Old Main's lawn? The School of Theatre and School of Music are putting on a massive production of "Julius Caesar" on the steps of Old Main this week. Here's a sneak peek of the show.
Penn State Fitness Centers will welcome their one millionth visitor tomorrow, setting a new mark for an academic year.
Maya Evanitsky extracted a sample from "The Original Nittany Lion" on display in the All Sports Museum this afternoon. Evnaitsky is the lead researcher of a team working to sequence the Nittany Lion genome.