
The former Penn State women's volleyball star joined Italian pro team Olimpia Teodora Ravenna. The club is currently ninth in the standings of the 17-team Italian second division, Serie A2.

Penn State Hillel will donate 100 percent of the proceeds from its basket sales this year to Everytown for Gun Safety, an American non-profit organization that advocates for gun control.

The conference will feature a keynote speech from the senior vice president of the Land O'Lakes SUSTAIN business unit, Q&A break-out sessions, and networking opportunities.

Students can purchase tickets in the Roar Zone for $18 ahead of the first postseason game played at Pegula Ice Arena.

Penn State didn't leave its weekend in North Carolina with a win after taking on UMBC, Monmouth, and St. John's.