Hungry students enjoyed their favorite healthy meals for the final time at Simmons Dining Hall Wednesday night.

Joe Sawa is amazed the floor in his living room is still intact.

Hundreds of onlookers gathered at the entrance of the HUB-Robeson Center on Wednesday afternoon, most of them unsure why they were assembling but still expecting something crazy to happen in between their classes.

In an email sent to all seniors on Monday, the 2011 Senior Class Gift Committee announced the Lt. Michael P. Murphy and Penn State Veterans Plaza will be located on the east side of Old Main, next to McAllister Building.

There’s Twitter and Facebook, but an Office of Physical Plant official said he and his colleagues have created the “social networking of waste data” — the new ReDi Index.

Hilary Hall, Class of 2005, danced for 48 hours in THON 2004 as a cancer survivor –– and she continues her efforts to fight today, by completing the Boston Marathon on Monday and raising more than $20,000 for the cause.

As freshmen pack their bags and head for Penn State this August, their roommates may not be whom they expected.

The earthquake and tsunami in Japan caused immense destruction, but several Penn State student groups decided they weren’t just going to stand by idly and watch the citizens suffer.

Students will no longer need to travel off campus to order grande frappuccinos or tall macchiatos for their afternoon pick-me-ups.

The Walnut Building stood as the center of minority student life for almost three decades before it virtually disappeared from Penn State’s history –– something that the Black History Project wants to change.

For Lissette Velazquez — who said she has experienced domestic violence firsthand — her first time attending a Take Back the Night march was “nothing short of life-changing.”

Two reported sightings of cockroaches in Shunk Hall have left some feeling uneasy about showering in their dorm.

The “sexiest astrophysicist alive” will deliver a lecture at 8 tonight in the Eisenhower Auditorium.