It was another eventful weekend for Penn State sports as thirteen teams were in action, with seven picking up victories at one point or another this weekend.
I'd like to set the record straight once and for all and tell you that there is no ancient Pennsylvania law that equates a certain number of unrelated women living together as a brothel. Records prove there was never a law set forth by the borough of State College or the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania restricting a large group of women from renting or owning a residence. In the borough's zoning laws, there is no distinction between sorority and fraternity houses.
Unfortunately for Penn State basketball fans, Pat Chambers and co. weren't able to pull its second-straight upset of a top-25 ranked team, as the team fell to No. 14 Wisconsin, 71-66. With the loss, the Nittany Lions fell to 14-15 (5-11 B1G) on the year.
The fourth annual TEDxPSU conference will bring together leading thinkers and innovators in the community for a one day speaker series starting at 10 a.m. today. We’ll be blogging throughout the day from Schwab Auditorium, so check back for updates.
Head Coach Coquese Washington described the moment like "watching her kids open presents on Christmas morning." However you want to call it, one thing so for sure -- the Lady Lions 77-62 victory over Michigan last night was good enough to clinch the program's third straight Big Ten Championship.
The initial State College Police crime numbers are in, and it looks like the drinking holiday might be losing its luster. Through 8 a.m. this morning, police are reporting a 45 percent drop in crime. Only 20 arrests were made all day Friday and into Saturday.
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