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Schreyer Honors College Announces Record Size 2019 Class

The nationally ranked Schreyer Honors College announced its acceptances for the Class of 2019 on March 11, from a record total 3,721 applications received for the incoming freshman class. The accepted Schreyer Honors College Class of 2019 includes students from 32 states and 12 countries.

Vice President Sims Confirms Review Of Greek Life After Meeting With Fraternity Presidents

Vice President for Student Affairs Damon Sims met with fraternity presidents this evening at the Nittany Lion Inn to discuss the Kappa Delta Rho situation and to respond to questions stemming from President Eric Barron calling for a "re-evaluation" of the Greek system at Penn State.

What is the Role of the University in Changing Rape Culture?

The University is fully within its right – more to the point, it is within the realm of responsibility – to protect its female students. To send a message of zero tolerance. And I hope President Barron takes us seriously when we say that this is what we want and expect from him.

No. 10 Men’s Volleyball Wins Sixth Straight, Drops No. 11 Ohio State

No. 10 Penn State earned its fourth straight win over a ranked opponent with a five set win over No. 11 Ohio State.

Blue-White Game Countdown / 27 Days: Franklin Prepares For Second Year, This Time Without Balloons Or Cake

After making too many non-football promises last season, James Franklin is preparing for his second year on the job by revamping his spring schedule in an effort to focus on all football, all the time.

Mute Cities Wins Battle Of The Bands, Earns Movin’ On Opening Spot

Student band Mute Cities took the top spot at this year's Movin' On Battle of the Bands. The indie-rock band will now open the the all-star lineup at the Movin' On spring music festival.

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