
Tom Corbett isn't having such a great day. After the announcement that U.S. District Judge Yvette Kane threw out his lawsuit against the NCAA, a Quinnipiac poll was released showing that Pennsylvania voters believe that the situation at Penn State will be crucial in next year's election.

Cleveland-based industrial rock band Nine Inch Nails will be performing at the Bryce Jordan Center on October 21st as a part of their 30-city tour, the group announced today.

A federal judge dismissed Gov. Tom Corbett's lawsuit today against the NCAA seeking to overturn the sanctions, saying that his argument had "no basis in antitrust law."

A tradition on campus since the 1980s, one of Penn State's biggest events of the year starts today. University Park will become home to 2,000 athletes, 750 coaches and 2,500 volunteers as the Special Olympics Pennsylvania Summer Games kick off from June 6-8.

Penn State maintains their third place standing in the Director's Cup's first spring standings, after strong finishes by men's volleyball and men's and women's lacrosse.

Penn State officials are actively considering booking Big Ten or even NHL hockey at one of the country's largest stadiums, according to a WJAC-TV report. With hockey fever building in Happy Valley as the $88 million Pegula Ice Arena is constructed, this would be a logical move, but also one that has been discussed for years.