Pennsylvania's latest application for federal stimulus money doesn't include Penn State or the other state-related universities, a move President Graham Spanier wants the U.S. Department of Education to examine.

The Daily Collegian’s board of directors Wednesday night reinstated its former news adviser, John Harvey, who was fired by the general manager last month.

STATE COLLEGE — A Penn State employee has been charged with stealing $10,880 from the university by forging his boss’ signature on timecards.

UNIVERSITY PARK — The spectacular light show that Central PA 4th Fest spectators have come to expect will last less than an hour.

Amy Stitzel was diagnosed with leukemia around Christmas 2002. She was pregnant with her first child.

Gov. Ed Rendell has proposed cutting funding to Penn State by 13 percent in the upcoming budget year, a reduction the university says would be “catastrophic.”

At the top of a Penn State group’s agenda is something to which most students probably don’t give much thought: Toilet paper.

Heavy equipment operators demolished and hauled away the former O.W. Houts buildings Tuesday. Penn State spokeswoman Lisa Powers said demolition will be completed by the end of July.

Paul Markowski had a good reason for not having time to talk one day last week: "We're storm chasing today."

STATE COLLEGE — Waving signs and chanting, "Where is my vote," Iranian students at Penn State joined protesters in their home country Monday by demonstrating against the results of Friday's election.

Penn State is hosting its annual football fantasy camp for a fourth year, which offers fans a chance to experience football practices and play at Beaver Stadium.

The outlook for future electricity prices may be improving, but Penn State expects its bill at University Park to nearly double this year.

UNIVERSITY PARK — Penn State's Homecoming clash with Minnesota is set for a 3:30 p.m. kickoff on Oct. 17 in Beaver Stadium, the third start time announced by the university.

A search for understanding of college students' spiritual and religious views will probably keep Chris Scheitle busy in the next few months.

In a university town, one of the most common complaints among residents is that the students are just passing through and don't really care about the community.