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Penn State, thank you for reading
In an academic year where the light at the end of the tunnel sometimes seemed forever out of reach, here we are.
and here to view coverage of the Penn State scandal.
Metro > Police, Fire, and Courts
Judge rules on Sandusky filings
Updated Thursday 5:54 PM
Senior Judge John Cleland ruled Thursday on motions filed in the Jerry Sandusky case -- in some cases ordering that entities hand over information to his defense team.
Metro > Nation and World
Student organizations sound off on Obama's support for gay marriage
Updated Thursday 5:49 PM
On Wednesday afternoon, the LGBTA community found another ally in the fight for marriage equality: President Barack Obama.
Arts > Music
Avett Brothers round out Movin' On
Updated Saturday 1:17 AM
Movin' On's headlining act, The Avett Brothers, brought their honky tonk charm to Penn State, keeping the crowd on their feet at all times.
Sports > Football
Beaver Stadium scoreboard renovations put on hold
Updated Thursday 9:26 PM
Last May, Penn State launched a project to replace the two scoreboards at its football stadium, and new scoreboards were originally slated to be installed by the start of the 2012 season. However, Associate Athletic Director for Facilities and Operations Mark Bodenschatz said that will not happen.
Arts > Visual Arts
Local artist brings passion for pottery to Schlow Library
Updated Thursday 5:56 PM
Linna Muschlitz has travelled far and wide only to find herself back to her roots in State College, Pa. fulfilling a passion she has had since a child -- pottery. Since her childhood, she has been inspired by nature and is deeply influenced by the volcanic rocks of Hawaii.
Metro > Nation and World
White House: Blocking of student loan bill 'disappointing'
Updated Tuesday 3:18 PM
The White House Press Secretary issued a statement Tuesday shortly after a bill aimed at lowering the interest rates on student loans was blocked by Senate Republicans, calling the action "disappointing."
Metro > State
AP: Pa. Senate approves alternative to Corbett budget
Updated Thursday 6:05 PM
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) -- The Pennsylvania Senate on Wednesday passed a $27.7 billion spending plan that would erase many cuts proposed by Gov. Tom Corbett, setting the stage for negotiations over the state budget that must be in place by July 1.
Campus > Administration
Board talks building, academics, legal matters
Updated Friday 11:48 PM
The announcement of the three alumni-elected trustees was not the only topic on the Penn State Board of Trustees' agenda -- though it likely was the portion of the meeting that attracted people outside Penn State
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