Last night, the State College Borough Council decided that the decision on the Nuisance Gathering Ordinance (NGO), which had previously been scheduled for the evening’s agenda, would be postponed until February 2010. The decision to postpone the meeting came about in light of new information received today by the Council in a letter from the […]
As finals week rapidly approaches, wouldn’t it be great to be able to blow off some steam before crunch time? What better way than to organize a rave in the library? That’s exactly what students at James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Virginia, did on Sunday night. Organized through Facebook, thousands of students began arriving at […]
For high school seniors, this is when college acceptance letters begin arriving and Class of 2014 Facebook groups start filling up. Do you remember when you found out you were accepted to Penn State?
The UPUA has announced tentative plans to extend White Loop service after-hours to make stops after its original 2:30 a.m. cutting off point on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. They hope that the new plan, if implemented, will provide valuable service to those in need of safe transport on-campus and throughout town late at night. The […]
The IFC will be holding their annual “Holiday Lights Tour” this Wednesday (December 9th) from 7 to 9:30pm. The tour is comprised of Greek chapter houses that have spent the last week or so decorating the interior and/or exterior of their house to show their festive spirit. Several houses will be showcased by the IFC […]
A recent article in the The Chronicle of Higher Education examined how computer labs fit into the current academic culture, and how universities are planning their futures. With a large number of students owning laptops (83% according to the article), schools are finding traditional computer labs increasingly unnecessary. If students already have computers that they can […]
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