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.
After a seemingly never-ending winter, the first few days of warm weather this year had students out in the sun. With that in mind, we hit the town in search of the best spring fashion in the latest edition of Natty Nittany.
The Penn State Economics Association will host its annual Great Debate Tuesday with a topic that is sure to generate attention: The legalization of marijuana. The debate will have two teams, each consisting of three students and an economics professor. They'll argue the economic benefits of the legalization of recreational marijuana against the legalization of strictly medical marijuana. Interestingly, neither team will assume the position that marijuana should be completely outlawed.
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.
There are few sights more spectacular in college football than a night game at Beaver Stadium, and for the second straight season, fans will be treated to a primetime kickoff against a Big Ten opponent.
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