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When a group of seven alumni-elected trustees threatened legal action if the university didn't provide source material from the Freeh Report, they weren't bluffing. Just three days after the university rejected the trustees' latest attempt to obtain privileged material from the Freeh Report, the group filed a petition in the Centre County court on Monay afternoon in an effort to compel the university to provide the requested documents.
Add Steve Spurrier to the list of famous college football coaches to support Joe Paterno. In an interview with The State, a Columbia, S.C. newspaper, Spurrier reflected on his upcoming 70th birthday, and weighed in on the legacy of Penn State's longtime coach.
Welcome to "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" -- the show where everything's made up, the points don't matter, and Penn State is the stage.
Behind a five-point performance from Pat Manley, men's lacrosse defeated Rutgers 11-6 on Sunday evening for its first Big Ten win in program history.
Though Minnesota finished off its sweep of Penn State Baseball on Sunday afternoon, at least one Nittany Lion had something to be excited about after the game.
The AFSP will bring its efforts to State College on April 26 for the Out of the Darkness Community Walk. The Community Walk, which is one of 360 that will occur nationwide this year, helps to educate teens about mental disorders, raise awareness about research, and promote programs for survivors of suicide.
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After a soggy football Saturday, we rounded up our favorite photos from Penn State’s win over Northwestern.
The event was done virtually this year due to the coronavirus, however many teams still participated in the event remotely.
From tacos to pizza to egg rolls, State College has it all when it comes to late-night drunk food.
