But in all seriousness, the State College Borough Council did a good thing this week. The controversial Pennsylvania Voter ID Law was upheld by the courts last week, which requires voters to show ID's at the polls, and potentially disenfranchises thousands of voters who didn't have the foresight or means to obtain proper ID. Borough Council decided to hold a public forum where citizens could come and voice their opinion on a council resolution that would condemn the new law.
No longer will you need to pick up a Collegian to plan your on-campus dining experience (Whew!). A new iPhone app called Dining@PSU has everything you need to know about on-campus eating.
The Penn State Board of Trustees are holding a special retreat this weekend at the Penn Stater, with parts of each session open to the public on Saturday and Sunday.
Penn State, who once held the infamous #1 party school rating back in 2009, has seen its ranking plummet to 11th nationally. The rating, from of the Princeton Review and reported yesterday by multiple outlets, comes at a time when the last thing Penn State needs is another hit to its reputation. Given everything thats happened, is this such a bad thing?
I say to the entertainment committee of the Student Programming Association -- the organization which receives hundreds of thousands of dollars in funding and books dozens of free concerts and speakers for students every year -- bring Turquoise Jeep to Penn State.
One of the newest Penn State parody accounts on the rise is @AwkwardState. With a modest 389 followers, Awkward State’s first tweet appeared on July 17th and their bio consists of the informative message of “L V U PERN STAT." Onward State wanted to learn a little bit more about the self-proclaimed #1 fan of Penn State, full of awkward gramatical errors and extreme naivety. Here are ten questions with @AwkwardState.
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