The New York Times did a great user-generated feature this spring collecting haikus to describe what New York City meant to its diverse communities. Like New York, I believe our community in the Nittany Valley elicits profound emotions that could be conveyed beautifully through haiku.
The Eberly College of Science Student Council is hosting a special event regarding undergraduate research and opportunities to secure a position in a research lab as an undergraduate student. This event will be held on Tuesday, Oct. 14 at 6:30 p.m. in the Life Sciences Building.
Jong Seong Shim, the suspect of sending an anonymous shooting threat on Yik Yak, was arraigned today in Bellefonte and now being held on $100,000 bail at the Centre County Correctional Facility.
The university was recognized for its exceptional program in recycling.
The Student Activity Fee Board decided to pilot a process that would change how fee levels are determined at its Friday meeting. Board member John Wortman, also the UPUA Speaker, presented a motion that would create a test run process to solely consider University Park when making a recommendation on the top tier.
All students graduating in 2015 (May, August and December) can vote and donate to the senior class gift. Voting begins Monday and concludes Friday at 11:59 p.m. Seniors are allowed to vote only once but will receive a second vote if they make a pledge before Friday.