For five days, Braden Ward sat alone in his dorm room. With no roommate and virtual learning, he said he saw no reason to leave.

Though Black faculty members have been part of the Penn State community for over 60 years, “the challenges facing Black faculty are no less formidable” in 2021, according to the

Nick Malizia was looking forward to studying abroad.

As the world changes and climate changes with it, one thing has stayed the same for decades — Michael Mann’s commitment to fighting the climate war.

As the March 31 University Park Undergraduate Association elections are on the horizon, its ballots are looking lonely this year.

Hypervigilant. Distraught. Angry. Numb.

Chances are, anyone who has lived in or been to State College has visited McLanahan’s, a family business that has been downtown for almost 120 years.

Food insecurity has been an issue in State College and at Penn State long before the coronavirus pandemic began. But the pandemic only worsened the issues, making it easier to

“First of all, Servants of all, We shall transcend all.”

Many students have likely never considered a career path in plant science, but a new course could potentially lead them to the jackpot.

Eco-anxiety is a term that has been gaining more attention and traction over recent years, as fears of the effects of climate change grow stronger.

As Americans prepared to watch Congress certify the electoral vote on Jan. 6, rioters stormed into the United States Capitol Building, attempting to prevent the tallying of the votes following

While working on his own accord this past Christmas Day, a Penn State Police officer in Harrisburg felt it would be fitting to spread the joy of the holidays to

Sexual violence is more prevalant at colleges compared to any other crime, with 26.4% of women and 6.8% of men experiencing rape or sexual assault during their undergraduate years, according

Natasha Katoch, along with three of her friends, traveled an hour and a half to stand in front of Old Main Lawn Friday afternoon — but not just to admire

Katie Alesi struggled with self-doubt throughout her life, unsure if she was good enough for STEM fields as a woman. She hadn’t really considered it as a career until she

There are not many locally-owned businesses that would risk closing for over a year amid a global pandemic, but Chumley’s is no ordinary local bar.

The dairy farms at Penn State’s Dairy Complex are a cornerstone in the Penn State community and have been for years. Through the pandemic, the farms have seen minimal impacts.

Penn State is a huge campus, especially when it comes to finding the best places to study, relax or hang out with friends. To navigate life on campus, it’s important

With final exams approaching and the end of the semester looming, some Penn State students take this time to reflect on their study habits — and most realize sleep deprivation

The Centre Region Down Syndrome Society isn’t letting the coronavirus get in the way of raising awareness for its cause.

Katie Koestner, founder of Take Back The Night Foundation, presented a webinar titled "No-Yes: Consent, Relationships and the Katie Koestner Story" through Penn State Harrisburg Wednesday night where...

Every student in the Schreyer Honors College at Penn State is required to complete an honors thesis by the end of their senior year, which often defines their post-graduate plans.

The Downtown State College Farmers Market announced Friday via Facebook it will open May 7 for the 2021 market season.

As part of the Rock Ethics Institute Expanding Empathy lecture series, New York University associate professor of psychology Jay Van Bavel delved into the role social identity plays amid the