This beloved holiday brings out the absolute wildest of party animals, throws them in scandalous and/or hilarious costumes, and provides them with an excuse to go crazy in a way that is utterly unacceptable any other time of the year. What came out of people's mouths this weekend exceeded expectations. You'll either love this, or you'll be horrified by it, so...trick or treat!
The funniest, most obscene, and most creative WiFi router network names that pollute the airwaves of State College.
The UPUA assembly voted to pass legislation that will donate pizza to the blood drive challenge and spoke out against the dry campus alcohol policy at last night's weekly general assembly meeting.
A recovery fund has been started in other to help support Paige Raque, the Penn State cheerleader that suffered a tragic fall from the window of her fifth-story Calder Commons apartment last weekend. Her friend, Ally Zimmerman, is organizing a bracelet sale to benefit the fund.
Widely acclaimed broadcast journalist Nina Totenberg of National Public Radio spoke at Eisenhower Auditorium last night as part of the Student Programming Association’s Distinguished Speaker Series. As an expert in legal affairs with years of experience covering the Supreme Court, she spoke about her experiences and observations in her many years as a journalist.
Last night, PSU Votes hosted a presidential debate watch party where after Obama and Romney duked it out over foreign policy, professor of sociology, Sam Richards, led students in a discussion to help break down the rhetoric and sift out the personal views of those in attendance. Here's how Penn State voters reacted to last night's presidential debate.