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THON Removes Official Name from Canning Materials

Last week, THON announced that it would be updating its canning materials to make them more immediately recognizable to the general public.

What THON didn't announce at the time was that it also removed the organization's official name from canning materials.

THON Canning Begins

Hundreds of student volunteers are headed out near and far this weekend for the first canning weekend of the THON 2011 season.

Cans and signs are provided by the Rules and Regulations Committee for canners to hold while standing at intersections and in front of stores.

Field Hockey Bounces Back After Loss

The Lady Lions field hockey team followed a 3-0 loss at Ohio State over the weekend with a bounce back 4-1 win over Bucknell at home on Tuesday. The two games' results put the team's record at 10-4 overall and 3-2 in the Big 10.

Global Living Option Replacing Soon-To-Be Late Simmons

If you're still mourning the decision to close Simmons Dining Commons, maybe it's time to let go. On Sunday, Schreyer Honors College Dean Christian Brady, tweeted “True...good times. The dining will be replaced by our new "Global" special living option. Very excited about that.”

CATA Manager Gets Recognized

Have you ever thought to yourself, "Self, I do believe that the CATA system is the most efficiently run in the country"? If you have, you're not alone. The American Public Transportation Association seems to think so too, as they awarded CATA manager Hugh Mose their Outstanding Public Transportation Manager Award.

Faculty Senate Approves New Minor Requirements

The Penn State University Faculty Senate held a regularly scheduled meeting yesterday at 1:30 p.m. in 112 Kern Graduate Building to discuss a number of issues, including the 2011 budget and a new legislation regarding minor requirements for students.

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