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• Remembering the lives and families of veterans who made the ultimate sacrifice f...
• Did you know that PA has a filial support statute? Katherine Pearson explains wh...
• Research team's work may lead to breakthrough in microchip technology
• Can you identify the owner of this chattel? Hint: This is the first in a series...
• The Medical Minute: No such thing as a 'safe' tan
• Video: 26-year quest to a Penn State degree
• Avoid outdoor cooking mistakes that can make people sick
• Prof. Katherine Pearson explains how a recent PA Superior Court holding breaks n...
• Penn State's EcoCAR 2 team wins six awards at Year One competition
• Human factors engineering is focus of Penn State online program
• Airport conducts emergency drill
• $200M high-speed Internet program to benefit university communities
• O'Brien, staff to lead football camps starting June 2
• Dunham named as vice president and general counsel
• Economic power of self-employment felt in rural counties
• Class note: Saul Ewing partner Amy Foerster '96 will be honored by NACUA. Congra...
• Administrative Fellows named for 2012-13
• Penn State Harrisburg receives $600,000 NSF grant for STEM education
• Congrats to Sara Gelsinger, Alan C. Green, Marianne Sawicki, and Jackie L. Starb...
• Big Ten announces 2015 and 2016 conference football schedules
• The Medical Minute: Solitaire for stroke -- It's not a game
• Strategy discovered to activate genes that suppress cancer
• In case you missed this exciting news: President Obama has nominated Matthew W....
• Our Law School cookbook is here, featuring "To Die For Toffee Brownies" by Liz A...
• Penn State researcher plays role in leukemia gene mutation discovery
• ITS alert: Phishing campaign imitates Penn State WebAccess login page
• Women's lacrosse faces top-seeded Florida in NCAA quarterfinal
• Classical Music Project enters second season
• President Obama has nominated Matthew W. Brann '90 to the United States District...
• Probing Question: What is mindfulness?
• Vilsack: Ag research and education key to prosperity, security
• Track and field's Kovacs, Creese win Big Ten honors
• Research focused on underground solution to greenhouse gas challenges
• Technology convergence may widen the digital divide
• Founding leader of Penn State Hershey remembered
• U.S. Secretary of Agriculture visits University Park
• Here's the video of opening statements in the Mladic trial courtesy of ICTY. Pro...
• $1 million gift funds learning institute for adults at Penn State
• Student engineers make final preparations for Los Angeles competition
• Board of Trustees launches new website
• Introducing the 2012 Public Interest Law Fund Summer Fellows. This year's fello...
• Journal of the Civil War Era honored among top periodicals
• “The prosecution will present evidence that will show beyond a reasonable doubt...
• Moses Chan testifies before U.S. Senate on helium reserve
• BREAKING: Prof. Dermot Groome will begin presenting the prosecution's case again...
• Judge Brooks Smith will join the Penn State Law U.S. Law & Advocacy faculty in I...
• Center presents 'The Addams Family,' Banjo Summit and more in 2012-13
• Reducing off-label use of antipsychotic medications may save money
• Anya Kamenetz at Hendrick Best Practices for Adult Learners Conference
• McLean, a 2-year-old Labradoodle service dog, visits Penn State Law and brings a...
• U.S. Secretary of Agriculture to visit Penn State on May 16
• Wonderful weather this past weekend for Penn State Law's Commencement ceremony c...
• The Medical Minute: Injury prevention for children with special needs
• Airport to conduct emergency drill
• The Honorable Thomas Vanaskie, Class of 1978, tells graduates to "dream and beli...
• All stand as the Hon. Thomas I. Vanaskie delivers the commencement address to th...
• Lined up at Lewis Katz Hall.
• The families are here, ready to celebrate the Class of 2012!
• Welcome, all families and friends visiting us to celebrate the Class of 2012! To...
• Aaaand finals are done for the season. Congrats to our rising 2L and 3L classes!...
• Ribbon-cutting held at new Heart and Vascular Institute clinic
• This cone means the party tent is on its way! Receptions to celebrate the Class...
• If you had only 1 day to spend in Carlisle or University Park as a tourist, what...
• What is or was YOUR very last law school final?
• Penn State claims first championship in prestigious Hearst Program
• Good Morning America's Robin Roberts headlines Seasons of Health 2012
• As you can probably imagine, Professor Steve Ross has an opinion about winners a...
• Penn State Brandywine Chancellor walks across Pennsylvania
• "At a very early age I learned what the price of freedom had cost my parents." -...
• Local collection of state taxes rises in Marcellus Shale counties
• Law student Mariam Elhadri dedicates herself to democracy in Libya
• Four students selected for MLB.com internships
• The Medical Minute: Food allergies -- testing and diagnosis
• Going on now: finals in Banking Regulation and Construction Law. Good luck!
• Americans fall short of federal exercise recommendations
• Sleepiness may affect surgeons' ability to deal with the unexpected
• Distinguished professor elected to National Academy of Sciences
• New center focuses on sport concussion research and community service
• Women's lacrosse earns NCAA bid, travels to Towson Saturday
• A picture of happiness: Commencement across Penn State
• International peace experts will hear research from Ben Premack joint J.D./M.I.A...
• Researchers unveil new assessment for diagnosing malnutrition
• Fifty-nine Penn State Student-Athletes Receiving Diplomas This Weekend
• From the Department of Advanced Notice: Save the Date for Alumni weekend in Carl...
• Spring commencement 2012 under way
• Board of Trustees election results announced
• Trustees approve sale of property near Whitehall Road, Centre County
• Trustees approve transfer of retirement community ground lease
• Faculty Senate recaps 2011-12 activity for Board of Trustees
• University sees success in achieving strategic plan goals
• Trustees give nod to Penn State Brandywine Main Building renovation
• Architects appointed for Burrowes Building renovation
• Trustees approve interim budget for 2012-13
• University to replace artificial turf in Holuba Hall
• Frazier provides update on Special Investigations Task Force
• Board of Trustees meets; President Erickson's remarks
• Coaches Caravan set for six stops in week two
• Happy Star Wars Day: May the Fourth Be With You.
• Board of Trustees meeting to be streamed live
• Penn State Homecoming clash with Northwestern set for noon on Oct. 6
• Men's volleyball faces top seed UC-Irvine in NCAA Semifinals Thursday
• Alumni in the New Haven area are welcome to attend Prof. Bill Butler's talk at 1...
• Need a place to reflect on the law? The Arboretum at Penn State has you covered.
• Penn State SBDC helped create businesses, saved jobs in 2011
• Textbook rentals a growing trend in higher education
• 'Zombie-ant' fungus is under attack, research reveals
• Judge Thomas K. Kistler '82 has decided that Centre County Court of Common Pleas...
• JD finals today include: Products Liability, Corporate Tax, Payment Systems & Fi...
• Penn State donates more than $2.6 million to abuse prevention efforts
• A spring update from President Rodney Erickson
• Penn State ranks third in NSF engineering research ranking
• Great news from Daniyar Toigonbaev '09 in Astana, Kazakhstan. Last week he and h...
• Nittany Lions Sit in Third Place in Current Directors' Cup Standings
• Inexpensive, abundant starch fibers could lead to 'ouchless' bandages
• Three (3) Contracts finals are going on today (5/1) at 8:30 AM (Eastern Standard...
• One of the best remedies for stress is the consumption of chocolate. Post your t...
• Coaches Caravan gets under way in Philadelphia
• All rise! Professor Carla Pratt has joined the Supreme Court of the Standing Roc...
• JD finals include: Secured Transactions, Pro Rep, Bioethics and Public Law, Conf...
• Men's volleyball captures EIVA crown, NCAA semifinal berth
• Stress may trigger more heart problems in women than men
• Alumni and friends donate $3 million to honor Liberal Arts dean
• 24 new species discovered on Caribbean islands are close to extinction
• Professor Victor Romero analyzes #scotus arguments on #arizonaimmigrationlaw. ht...
• “Be likeable” is the secret to success according to alumnus Michael C. Salmon. R...
• Professor Copeland talks about the failure of government agreements to deter ill...
• Coaches Caravan kicks off April 30 in Philadelphia
• Good luck on finals today, everyone!
• Pre-Commencement Recptions
• U.S. Secretary of Energy to speak at May 5 commencement ceremony
• More than 600 participate in Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day
• Good morning! What is/was your favorite place to study?
• Center for Women Students, CAPS aid female and male violence survivors
• Record-breaking radio waves from ultra-cool star
• We know it's late. We know you're weary.....but Peter Van Buren is speaking tomo...
• This Friday--on the 18th anniversary of South Africa's first all-race vote, Sout...
• Pegulas increase Penn State Hockey commitment to $102 million
• Penn State retains Edelman and La Torre Communications
• Penn State professor to be featured in April 25 PBS program
• Professor's course offers insight into complex topics of adoption
• Binge eating may lead to addiction-like behaviors
• Dickinson College has invited the Law School community to "Trayvon Martin and th...
• Used items up for grabs at May 10 Lion Surplus auction
• Penn State career fairs saw significant growth in 2011-12
• Nittany Lions to clash with Iowa, Ohio State in prime time this fall
• Students use research opportunities to expand involvement in academics
• Students get involved with Flight 93 Memorial project
• Research: Millennials rarely interact with brands on Facebook
• Wishing all of our students a Happy Last Day of Classes! Enjoy your day today.
• Defense tops offense in annual Blue-White Game
• Penn State Hockey celebrates Pegula Ice Arena groundbreaking
• Penn State Coaches Caravan contingent grows; 18 stops scheduled
• Top-Notch Broadcasting Facility Opens at Rec Hall
• Limited parking changes for Blue-White Game; fans can pre-print pass
• Linda MacRae shared this family photo, taken just after Professor MacRae joined...
• Today is Les MacRae's last day of teaching before retirement. His class runs fro...
• Professor's 'Earth the Operators' Manual' TV series continues April 22
• Penn State All-Sports Museum marks 10 years
• $3.5 million grant helps teachers help students
• Historical remembrances to highlight Black Alumni Reunion 2012 weekend
• The history of Earth Day at Penn State
• Gary Orfield, "a giant in the civil rights movement," according to Prof. Preston...
• Video: Ali Carr Chellman describes problems with zero tolerance policy
• The Medical Minute: Sports safety -- get geared up and always warm up
• Parking, traffic changes announced as Blue/White Weekend approaches
• Finding ET may require giant robotic leap
• Washington joins O'Brien, Chambers and Rose on Coaches Caravan
• One-of-a-kind Old Main Elm table up for auction
• More than 60 candidates to attend upcoming 'meet the candidates' event
• Police seeking suspect in multiple thefts
• Penn State goes green on April 20 with Earth Day celebration
• Depression may lead mothers to wake babies
• Join us Monday (4/23) for a lunch and learn with Steve Oberman, national leader...
• Deadline for honorary degree recipient nominations is Friday
• Research Unplugged to conclude April 19 with Warhol talk
• Town and Gown join April 17 to endorse 'Our Community Covenant'
• Lionettes Dance Team wins first national championship
• Technology's power to misinform dims utopian hopes
• Good morning! Meet Holly Moncavage, who will spend the summer helping migrant wo...
• Oil-spill clean-up may be made easier by carbon-nanotube technology
• Class of 2012 fulfills alumni couple's scholarship challenge
• Three Penn State faculty awarded 2012 Guggenheim Fellowships
• Good morning. Our Baltimore-area alumni might want to check out Prof. Michael Fo...
• Heading out to Race Judicata today? Post your race pictures on our wall.
• What a weekend! Today is Race Judicata in Carlisle, and tomorrow is Race Judicat...
• Lionettes Win First NDA National Championship
• Probing Question: What causes trees to be diseased?
• Listen as Professor John Lopatka explains the #ebooks price fixing case @CBSSF h...
• The Medical Minute: Sexual abuse can have long-term effects
• Heard on Campus: David Rusenko of Weebly at IST's Start-up Week
• IST alumnus gives $400,000 to create scholarship for entrepreneurship
• Today: The Kiev University of Law of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine...
• Anita Jandu describes evacuation of World Financial Center on live television to...
• Penn State professor co-starring in National Geographic Channel series
• In case you missed this: a slide show of our new clinic space in Innovation Park.
• Penn State trains employees to 'Build a Safe Community for Children'
• All-Sports Museum Celebrates 10th Anniversary
• Heard on Campus: Daehee Park of Mulu at IST's Start-up Week
• Don't forget tonight's roundtable discussion "Power and Diplomacy in the Asia-Pa...
• Penn State Coaches Caravan to hit the road this spring
• 2012 Faculty/Staff Award recipients announced, lauded for achievements
• Second Student Town Hall Forum to be held April 17
• Professor to discuss earthquakes on Google Plus Wednesday
• In his new book, Penn State Law LL.M. student Allan Binns helps investors unders...
• In his new book, Penn State Law LL.M. student Allan Binns helps investors unders...
• Heard on Campus: Liz Kisenwether at IST's Start-up Week
• Carlisle students: please join us at 9 AM tomorrow for a breakfast reception to...
• Heard on Campus: Richard T. Clark at the Forum
• Penn State DuBois Chancellor Anita McDonald announces retirement
• Students launch drive to fight child sexual abuse
• Nittany Lions Sit in Third Place in Current Directors' Cup Standings
• Gattos establish Trustee Scholarship in Smeal
• Heard on Campus: Drew Mohoric of Innoblue at IST's Start-up Week
• Penn State announces spring 2012 commencement events and speakers
• Powwow honors traditions, provides strong draw for families
• Alumni Association launches 'Three Questions for the Candidates' site
• New dean named to oversee Penn State's Smeal College of Business
• College of Ag Sciences marking 2012 as 'Year of Global Food Security'
• Ethics professor shares culture through teaching, traditional powwow
• University hires Clery compliance coordinator
• Should Australia introduce legislation giving parents the right to compel their...
• Professor Jill Engle family law specialist reacts to Sandusky pre-trial motions
• Penn State People: Mike Giedroc keeps Penn State's motors running
• Airport develops wildlife hazard management plan
• IST plans Start-up Week to celebrate successful tech entrepreneurs
• Do grown children have an obligation to support their parents? Hear Professor Pe...
• What was the BEST moment of last night's PILF auction?
• Heard on Campus: Aron Ralston
• To the Point: Professor discusses Pennsylvania's civic engagement
• Impact of the PA Supreme Court's actions on #MarcellusShale called large by Prof...
• Eleven Penn Staters honored with Alumni Achievement Award
• TONIGHT at 7:00 Princeton professor Harold James will present Global Order after...
• Shhhh! Tonight is PILF's Annual Silent and Live Auction from 6:30-9:30 p.m. in L...
• Give the Gift of Life! Support the Central PA Blood Bank today from 12-4 p.m. St...
• Penn State ranks among top higher education fundraisers
• Mobile technology helps explore nicotine addiction
• For those keeping score at home we are 5 weeks and 3 days from Commencement 2012...
• Director of National Science Foundation to speak April 5 at Penn State
• Details for 'Meet the Candidates' event announced
• Meet the litigators: these pediatric medical residents from Penn State Milton S....
• Being ignored online or in person, it's still exclusion
• Penn State boxers ready for national tournament
• Don't forget: our friends at the Journal of Law and International Affairs will p...
• ADLI Learns to Lead in Challenging Times
• Research Unplugged video online; next speaker April 5
• Spotted in the faculty / staff parking lot today bumper sticker reading "FREE MR...
• Grammy-winning Los Angeles Guitar Quartet performs at Schwab April 24
• Alumni, students to meet legislators and rally at April 4 Capital Day
• Nittany Lions Sit in Fourth Place in Current Directors' Cup Standings
• Courtroom STAT! "Treating Medical Errors" begins at 9 AM today. All are welcome...
• April events promote sexual assault awareness, child abuse prevention
• Did you know the Arboretum at Penn State has its own Facebook page? Feel free to...
• Palestinian and Israeli advocates described the new Jerusalem Arbitration Center...
• Sunday starts sexual assault awareness, child abuse prevention month
• Alumni Event: CLE & Tailgate April 21 for Blue-White weekend. HUT HUT!
• We are looking forward to hosting our friends from Penn State Milton S. Hershey...
• What was the BEST moment of the PILF auction last night?
• Bookreading by bestselling author Sarah Vowell scheduled for April 9
• Sixty-three Nittany Lions earn winter Academic All-Big Ten honors
• Students get hands-on opportunity at Final Four
• Alumni Association organizes 'Meet the Candidates' event, Q&A website
• Penn State Centre Stage present 'Gizmo' April 10-21
• Shhhh! Tonight is PILF's Annual Silent and Live Auction from 7-10 p.m. at the Ca...
• Documentary, 'Boys and Men Healing,' to be screened April 3-4
• Joining us for the Colloquium on Monday with pediatric medical residents? Please...
• Ceramic artist Christopher Staley named 2012-13 Penn State laureate
• Sixty-Three Nittany Lions Earn Winter Academic All-Big Ten Recognition
• TONIGHT: Harvard Law Professor Lawrence Lessig will discuss institutional corrup...
• Google award funds online privacy research at IST
• A shout-out to the Penn State Law Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitra...
• Today at 1:30: Dean Carla Pratt will participate in a teach-in on the Trayvon Ma...
• Ultimate Volumetrics diet book helps people lose weight, manage hunger
• We switched over to the new Facebook Timeline. Here's what we've been up to sinc...
• A cappella groups take top honors at national semifinal competition
• Nittany Lions begin spring football practices
• Research reveals deep-ocean impact of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill
• Here is a recording of today's SCOTUS hearing on the Health Care Law, via CSPAN.
• Breakthroughs may lead to more energy efficient transistors
• Student Stories: Horticulture major ready to watch career bloom
• Lady Lions fall to top seed UConn in Sweet Sixteen
• Welcome Class of 2015! Enjoy your visit during our Admitted Students' Open House...
• How does an institution protect itself against itself? How does it keep itself f...
• Taylor wins Hodge Trophy as national wrestler of the year
• Video: Did They Get It Right? Expert weighs accuracy of 'Red Tails'
• The Medical Minute: Advances in laparoscopic colorectal surgery
• What would happen to international politics if the dead rose from the grave and...
• Nurses can prepare for informatics career with new online program
• Good luck to Penn State Law students – Ben Ellis, Adam Slingwein, Evan Jones, an...
• 'Father' of modern environmental movement to speak at Penn State
• Give the Gift of Life! Today is the last SBA Community Relations Committee Red C...
• Penn State announces confidential child abuse counseling services
• Tonight @ 7 p.m. NYT’s correspondents Schmitt and Shanker will explore the Penta...
• Good luck to Penn State Law students – Amanda Eshenour, Shauna Haney, and Christ...
• Student Stories: She evolved from animal science to ag education
• Congratulations to Penn State Law students Dave Dambreville, Telicia Rose, and C...
• Lady Lions defeat LSU, 90-80, to advance to NCAA Regional
• GoPSUsports.com Launches Spring Update For Mobile Applications
• Heard on Campus: Don Roy King at the Penn State Forum
• Three Nittany Lions Receive University Student Achievement Awards
• Research Unplugged offers video excerpts, next speaker March 22
• Lady Lions meet host LSU in NCAA Tournament Second Round
• Heard on Campus: Morgan Spurlock
• This one's for alumni: did you have a fantastic experience as an extern? Where d...
• Study: Supermarkets, growers and consumers focus on produce safety
• Expert: 'Pink slime' may be unappetizing, but it's safe, genuine beef
• Literary Landings: 'Hemingway's early letters challenge myths'
• Final U.S. tour of 'Riverdance' to visit Bryce Jordan Center on May 31
• Study to explore need for supportive care in heart failure cases
• Lady Lions advance to NCAA Second Round
• Lady Lions open NCAA Tournament vs. UTEP
• Penn State wrestling claims second straight NCAA Championship
• U.S. Secretary of Energy Steven Chu named honorary degree recipient
• Penn State Board of Trustees elects executive committee
• Board of Trustees changes committee structure
• Architect appointed for Steidle Building renovation, preservation
• South Halls renovations, addition approved, scheduled for spring start
• Architect appointed for Mueller and Whitmore Laboratories renovations
• Penn State in first, five Lions to semifinals at NCAA Championships
• Name change, reorganization for African and African American Studies
• Paz tells trustees collaboration key to Penn State Hershey's growth
• Erickson outlines progress in implementation of Freeh recommendations
• Board of Trustees meets; President Erickson's remarks
• This afternoon's meeting of the Penn State Board of Trustees will be streamed li...
• Wrestling in first place after first day at NCAA Championships
• We are pleased to welcome Anne-Marie Slaughter to campus! Her talk begins at 6 P...
• DNA evidence links State College rape cases
• To the Point: Meteorologist discusses mild winter, future 2012 weather
• Center for Innovative Materials Processing created
• Congratulations to Penn State Law student Jon Lozano '12 for receiving Penn Stat...
• Don't forget: PA Commonwealth Court is holding a special session on campus today...
• Board of Trustees meeting to be streamed live
• Low-income mothers risk obesity to feed children
• Mel Brooks' 'Young Frankenstein' comes alive April 11 at Eisenhower
• Strategic plan implementation, Core Council process showing results
• Nittany Lion wrestlers look to defend NCAA Championship
• Online registration for Race Judicata is now open. We hope to see you here. http...
• The Medical Minute: Good nutrition starts with the basics
• Don't forget: join us in the Courtroom, Katz Bldg. for appellate session of the...
• Lady Lions earn No. 4 seed in NCAA Tournament
• Baskaran, Dzombak honored with Kopp Award for undergraduate students
• Thomas, Pineda honored with 2012 McCoy Award
• Taylor, Matusow named 2012 Hetzel Award recipients for leadership
• 2011 Student Award recipients announced, lauded for achievements
• Smith Greenaway honored with Kopp International Achievement Award
• University honors 10 students with Martin Outstanding Teaching Awards
• Lozano named 2012 Graduate Student Service Award recipient
• Zhang named recipient of 2012 Eric A. Walker Award
• Ettl, Fracassi, Baker, Collins, Khoury named 2012 Oswald Award winners
• Liu, LaMaster recognized with Jackson Lethbridge Tolerance Award
• Conservators begin work on Penn State's Land-Grant Frescoes
• Lady Lions await NCAA Tournament announcement Monday night
• Report of the Board of Trustees concerning Nov. 9 decisions
• Welcome back, students! We have a BUNCH of events this week...Legal Counsel for...
• Bob Rains co-authored this ACS Law brief "Scapegoating Social Security Disabilit...
• Arborists remove diseased Old Main tree
• Lace up! Race Judicata will be held on April 14 (in Carlisle) and April 15 (in U...
• Good luck to our team of LL.M. students heading to D.C. for International Commer...
• Initiative to provide training in shale-development best practices
• University committed to preventing sexual harassment
• Four students selected for Dow Jones internship program
• Penn State Tumblr blog collects bold science images, news for teens
• Humphrey fellows inspired by the spirit of volunteerism
• The Medical Minute: Working with your health care team
• Lions face Hoosiers in Big Ten Tournament first round Thursday
• Paternoville sign recovered
• Cumberland County Commissioners & Department of Public Safety presented Eunice Y...
• DOE roundtable, set for 2:15 p.m. today, to focus on energy innovation
• You are warmly invited to a talk by Anne-Marie Slaughter, who was chief of plann...
• 2011 grad gives back to Penn State through major gift
• Pineda receives 2012 Wayne Duke Award for postgraduate study
• Penn State keeps its AA rating and stable outlook from S&P
• College of Medicine awarded $425K grant for innovation program
• Marcellus Shale activity affecting county-level dairy production
• Post-modern view finds gutsy women in classic comparative literature
• Nittany Lion wrestling wins second straight Big Ten Championship
• REMINDER: Tomorrow, March 5 is the last day to register to participate in the 20...
• Flynt Leverett was a CIA analyst before he joined the School of International Af...
• Police seek information on vehicle in criminal mischief and theft
• Video: Disease stricken matching elm tree slated for removal
• Top-seeded Lady Lions head to Big Ten Tournament
• Student Alisha Falberg stars as Mayzie La Bird in "Seussical The Musical" this w...
• Wrestling heads to Big Ten Championships seeking second straight title
• Disease claims historic Old Main elm
• Unique salt allows energy production to move inland
• Courtesy of our friends at Penn State.
• Wine experts' ratings may be a wash for many consumers
• President Erickson addresses Senate Appropriations Committee
• Are you prepared to negotiate on behalf of clients? If you’d like the chance to...
• Probing Question: How much has dating changed in recent years?
• Financial disclosure requirements to change
• Gluten-free, casein-free diet may help some children with autism
• Meet our 2012 National Environmental Moot Court Team that represented Penn State...
• Penn State trustee election ballot positions announced
• Penn State president's opening remarks to state Senate committee
• Spring break travelers reminded to take precautions for safety
• Senate Appropriations Committee hearing to air live on PCN today
• Students shine at 2012 President's Concert
• Cold air chills heart's oxygen supply
• Biological engineering class turns out innovative products
• Students Adam McNaughton, Cody Graham, Coach Megan Green, Courtney Ulery, and Em...
• Coquese Washington named Big Ten Coach of the Year
• Big Ten Network to Air Nine Winter Championships
• Penn State program featured in final 'Impact the World' episode
• Research Unplugged partners with Schlow Library for new season
• Photo students are seeing double
• "Telling the Story" with Gary Gildin is in progress NOW. Check out the webcast h...
• Life Back on Track: The Legacy of Kevin Dare
• IST joins with American Cancer Society to study online communities
• Student Stories: Wildlife major enjoyed North Carolina internship
• Lady Lions clinch sole ownership of Big Ten title in Pink Zone win
• Student-led efforts minimize impact of dangerous drinking event
• "All Tech Considered" spoke with PJ Crowley this week on the role of social medi...
• Board of Trustees engage in aggressive listening tour
• U.S. attorney issues subpoena
• FEATURE: Rohan Murphy Seeks to Inspire
• Penn State Hershey launches Institute for Personalized Medicine
• Student Stories: Animal sciences major cares for alpacas in internship
• Penn State Law students, Magdalena Heigl, Silvia Batello, Hannah Kissi, Tatiana...
• The Medical Minute: Hope for those with vision loss
• Did you miss "World on Trial?" last night? It airs again on WITF today at 4 PM a...
• Teresa K.D. Currier '85 honored with Sylvia Rambo Award; Abigail Legrow '04 appo...
• THON, a history of record-breaking fundraising 'For the Kids'
• Penn State Law students, Magdalena Heigl, will compete in the first ever Intern...
• Foster-Foreman Conference features two Pulitzer Prize winners
• Prof. Harvey Feldman has a birthday today! He's in possession of cupcakes and ha...
• "World on Trial" airs tonight at 8 PM on WITF in Harrisburg!
• Tomorrow is a BIG day in moot court competition! We will have teams at the ABA N...
• Penn State president addresses House Appropriations Committee
• Penn State to offer joint M.D./M.B.A. program
• Laureate shares knowledge, insights with audiences across Pennsylvania
• Masked suspect claims to have weapon, robs local store
• National a cappella competition to be held Saturday
• Rohan Murphy Kicks Off Week of All-Sports Museum Events
• Prizes, student ticket deals highlight Saturday men's basketball game
• Crime rates unsettled in Marcellus Shale drilling areas, study finds
• Task force continues initiatives to help abused and neglected children
• Lady Lions clinch Big Ten regular season title
• On the Peace Corps adventures of US Army Vet Richard J. Lupinsky '04:
• Latest episode of 'Impact the World' to air Feb. 21 on BTN
• House Appropriations Committee hearing to air live on PCN Wednesday
• Students lead community efforts to curb excessive drinking event
• Lady Lions host Ohio State in game with Big Ten title implications
• For the Kids! Congratulations to all who took part in this event, including stud...
• Erika Vela started her own business and speaks 3 languages. She has her sights s...
• Gamma-ray bursts' highest power side unveiled by Fermi Telescope
• THON 2012 raises record $10.69 million
• Headed to THON this weekend? You might see Professor Mogill, whose son, Adam, is...
• Police investigating suspicious activity
• Penn State Student-Athletes Ready for THON Weekend
• Blasting to begin at new ice arena site; disturbance to be minimal
• Moody's removes Penn State from 'watchlist' and confirms Aa1 rating
• Did you know the Law School has a THON team? Alumni Jen Pear '10, Chad Pace '10,...
• Hopeful consumers choose fruit, happy consumers choose candy bars
• THON begins tomorrow at 6 PM in Bryce Jordan Center. For the kids!
• Penn State defends rights and files suit against insurer
• Today at 12:30: Michael Foreman & Civil Rights Appellate Clinic Students will ta...
• Penn State strengthens academic programs related to child sexual abuse
• Spring Career Days shows promising signs of job market growth
• Jason Reimer '07 is about to open The Vineyard at Hershey with business partners...
• A little alumni news to kick off your Valentine's Day: Eric Prock '08 and Meghan...
• Best time for a coffee break? There's an app for that
• Studies, model tackle the problem of transferring study-abroad credits
• Spring Sports Media Day I
• Penn State launches new website for information
• Law School alumnus Tom Marsilio kicks off week-long celebration at the Departmen...
• 'Conversations' to offer meet-and-greet with President Erickson
• Penn State's Lunar Lion team featured Feb. 14 on 'Impact the World'
• Welcome to all of the newly admitted students joining us this fall! Please feel...
• Sophomore dancing in THON to celebrate brother's victory over cancer
• Motivation to exercise affects behavior
• Budget proposal provides level funding for ag research and extension
• So what IS the state of US arbitration law in light of AT&T Mobility v. Concepci...
• Heard on Campus: Arianna Huffington
• Heard on Campus: Michael Mann at the Forum
• PJ Crowley's recent Daily Beast column on how U.S. can speed up Syrian revolutio...
• Engineers Without Borders returns from second trip to Africa
• Student Stories: Whirlwind African tour leaves CED major wanting more
• Integrated weed management best response to herbicide resistance
• Medical center-based farmers markets improve community health
• Meet Urbain Jiggi and Saleh Abaddi, just two of the international lawyers who jo...
• If you can't make it to THON, catch the webcast!
• Musical 'American Idiot' to perform at Penn State Feb. 28 and 29
• Physical activity yields feelings of excitement, enthusiasm
• Communications students ready to produce THON webcast
• PSLR is turning their spring issue into a hardcover book on M&A. They are accept...
• Governor proposes 30 percent cut in Penn State appropriation
• Talented alumnus drives social media strategies for Philadelphia 76ers
• The Medical Minute: Stress tests - echo vs. nuclear
• LED lights point shoppers in the right direction
• Comparing yourself to others can have health impacts
• 'Impact the World' series to continue Feb. 7 on Big Ten Network
• First materials developed for new high-speed-electronic optical fibers
• PSU4PA: Penn State helping teachers support military families
• Nittany Lion wrestlers claim share of Big Ten regular season title
• Video: Faculty collaboration leads to possible leukemia cure
• Tree rings may underestimate climate response to volcanic eruptions
• Author, humorist David Sedaris to appear April 13 at Eisenhower
• State College police report increase in residential burglaries
• Episode One of World on Trial is now online in its entirety! Watch now and see a...
• 'Penn State Football Story:' Penn State and the Super Bowl
• What did the Justices ask Prof. Foreman? And how did he answer? How did the Clin...
• Preference for fatty foods may have genetic roots
• Penn State well-represented on Super Bowl XLVI squads
• Media portrayal of race in sports reveals biases in corporate world
• Students get unrivaled internship opportunity at Super Bowl
• Steelworker for the Future program launched in Central Pennsylvania
• University's open budget website assists visitors with primer
• Alumna 'Dr. Lori' Verderame joins cast of Discovery's 'Auction Kings'
• Sarah Tanyhill, Cara Sherman, and Regina Mason are in Philadelphia for the Frede...
• Penn State team's QR code project wins REACH challenge
• DJ Sebastian Ingrosso to perform Feb. 23 at Bryce Jordan Center
• Foot and ankle structure differs between sprinters and nonsprinters
• At psu.edu, small changes are a precursor to big shifts
• In case you missed this: Professor Larry Catá Backer discussed Cuba with Al-Jaze...
• Impoverished schools, parent education key factors in student weight
• The Medical Minute: Writing your way to better health
• 'Sesame Street Live' to visit Jordan Center March 13-14
• Judge Thomas Vanaskie of the US Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit will addr...
• Ability Athletics Set to Host Army/Navy Athletes, Clinics Saturday & Sunday
• Online news portals get credibility boost from trusted sources
• Lead blood levels may increase smokers' risk for kidney cancer
• Opera singer Jose Carreras to perform March 18 at Jordan Center
• 'Impact the World' series to continue Jan. 31 on Big Ten Network
• 'A Memorial for Joe' to be rebroadcast on BTN at 7 a.m. Jan. 31
• Financial Times ranks Smeal MBA Program 6th among U.S. public programs
• Episode One of World on Trial airs on WPSU World TOMORROW! (241 on Comcast, Chan...
• PSU4PA: Penn State helps local company go national, improve lives
• International human rights program 'World on Trial' to air
• Fraternity foundation honors James F. Schwab, creates scholarship
• Hardy bacteria help make case for life in the extreme
• Posted: "Responding to Childhood Sexual Abuse: Medical, Legal, and Ethical Persp...
• Clocks returning to Old Main bell tower
• Effort to establish blight-free American chestnut tree switches gears
• The US Army has chosen *four* members of the Class of 2012 for the Judge Advocat...
• Penn State ranks high in producing alumni Peace Corps volunteers
• Thousands remember Paterno at Penn State
• The Law School remembers Professor Haughney and announces upcoming events in the...
• The memorial service for Joe Paterno will be streamed to the Auditorium in Unive...
• 'A Memorial for Joe' to be broadcast live
• Access the webcast of Harold Koh's lecture on "Smart Power" tomorrow at 5 p.m. h...
• Senate rejects two motions
• UPDATE: Pond Lab reopened
• Harold Koh speaks here TOMORROW about national security, human rights, and "smar...
• Webcast of "Responding to Child Sexual Abuse," moderated by child advocate, Penn...
• REMINDER: Join us tonight from 6 to 8 p.m. for the panel discussion "Responding...
• Online albums offer photo retrospectives of Paterno's legacy
• Paterno's impact spanned generations
• CATA bus service to operate fare-free on Jan. 26
• Media-mogul Arianna Huffington third Distinguished Speaker for 2011-12
• Faculty may use discretion to hold or reschedule classes on Thursday
• Parking information for Paterno viewing and memorial services
• Paterno funeral arrangements announced
• Courtesy of our friends at Penn State.
• The Women's Law Caucus has named Teresa Currier '85 the 18th recipient of the Sy...
• Thousands mourn Paterno's passing at candlelight vigil
• Statement from Penn State Athletics on Joe Paterno
• Message of condolence from the Penn State Alumni Association
• Bill O'Brien statement on the passing of Joe Paterno
• University community mourns loss of Joe Paterno
• Statement from Trustees and President Erickson on passing of Paterno
• Statement by the Paterno family on the passing of Joe Paterno
• Trustees elect officers
• Trustees approve 2012-13 room and board rates
• Final plans for Pegula Ice Arena approved
• Trustees approve final plans for renovations to Moore, CEDAR Buildings
• Frazier provides update on independent investigation
• Midnight Clear called for tonight (Jan. 20)
• Board of Trustees meets; President Erickson's remarks
• Read all about it...6.5 (six point-five!) CLE credits available for arbitration...
• THON cancels third canning weekend because of poor weather conditions
• Board of Trustees meeting to be live-streamed
• President's Concert returns to Heinz Hall
• Penn State undergrads are invited to spend a week with us in May to learn about...
• Good morning! What's on your to-do list today?
• Important gene-regulation proteins pinpointed by new method
• Interdisciplinary science building opens doors to researchers
• Climate balancing: sea-level rise vs. surface temperature change rates
• Penn State introduces online master's degree in health administration
• SBA and Penn State Law THON team are hosting a blood drive TOMORROW. Every donor...
• Guidelines for reporting of child abuse, sexual assault
• University Police investigating Jan. 14 incident
• Shaver's Creek Environmental Center aims for 'zero waste'
• $4.1 million commitment to create endowments, support student-athletes
• Who will be the first to get the discussion started on the new World on Trial we...
• TV series features Big Ten breakthroughs that are changing the world
• Search under way for general counsel
• PSU4PA: Penn State helps Pennsylvania farmers move forward
• New map of universe reveals its history for the past 6 billion years
• Memoir gives personal look at the journey of a Buddhist scholar
• Penn State's behavioral threat assessment initiatives see enhancements
• Jan. 20 Forum Speaker Series event moved to Penn Stater
• The Medical Minute: Avoiding two winter weather-related problems
• We have an air date for World on Trial on PBS! January 31 is the big day. Until...
• Grows make $2 million gift for economics undergraduate education
• Join us for an Alumni outing to support the men's basketball team as they take o...
• Austin named chancellor of Penn State Schuylkill
• Green Bay fields chief puts Penn State turf education to good use
• Following the tensions between US and Iran? Flynt Leverett of the School of Inte...
• O'Brien announces several members of Nittany Lion coaching staff
• Board chair and vice chair issue statement on questions about Paterno
• President Obama presents Penn State alumnus with 2011 SAVE award
• Nittany Lions Place Sixth in Final Fall Directors' Cup Standings
• Study reveals Milky Way stars that wander but are not lost
• Here's the AP write-up of the arguments in Coleman v. Maryland, the case that Mi...
• Did you know that our student volunteers have prepared more than 4,000 tax retur...
• Broadband 'super network' ignites partnerships across Pennsylvania
• Local Short Film ‘Candy’ To Be Screened at Penn State Film Festival
• Alumni Town Hall meetings begin in Pittsburgh
• The happy group on the front steps of SCOTUS. Thanks, Ellen Foreman, for the photo.
• Eight faculty named Fellows of AAAS
• Penn State water-well expert testifies before state House committee
• SCOTUS hears from Michael Foreman this morning in Coleman v. Maryland, thanks to...
• New astronomy tool peers through the heart of the Milky Way
• Penn State President Erickson signs employment contract
• New York Alumni Town Hall meeting to be streamed
• TOMORROW: Civil Rights Appellate Clinic & others head to the Supreme Court to se...
• Penn State recognized in first U.S. News online education rankings
• Penn State police seek help in identifying suspect
• PSU4PA: Free training helps prevent pediatric injury
• Welcome back, students! We hope you had a relaxing break.
• The Arboretum at Penn State to build Children's Garden
• Penn State selects Bill O'Brien to lead football program
• Ryan Siney '08 authored this handy explanation. Ryan is a business and IP attorn...
• The family of the late Professor Ed Haughney has scheduled a memorial service on...
• The Medical Minute: Another new year, another resolution
• Crow relocation program to resume Jan. 5 at University Park
• State announces budget freeze
• What would YOU like to see more of on this Facebook page?
• Nittany Lions Sit in Fifth Place in Current Directors' Cup Standings
• Thomas to be awarded honorary degree at later date
• Violin virtuoso Guy Braunstein and Hamburg Symphony perform Jan. 19
• Erickson to hold Alumni Town Hall meetings
• Portion of Curtin Road to close Jan. 4-6 on University Park campus
• John Vairo, founding leader of Brandywine campus, dies at 91
• We are sorry to report that Professor Ed Haughney has passed away. More informat...
• Extending a warm welcome today to all new LL.M. students who are joining us from...
• PSU4PA: Penn State helps rural county residents manage water sources
• International reporting class focuses on Brazil
• Penn State Mont Alto class works to improve life for dementia patients
• Communications faculty member dies unexpectedly at 53
• How would you caption or title THIS? (Comic by artist Ryan Lynn)
• Student taking a stand to fight cancer as THON overall chair
• Wishing a happy and healthy 2012 to all of our students, faculty, staff, alumni...
• Probing Question: How are museums keeping up with the changing times?
• What the BEST thing that happened in your life in 2011?
• Education alumna aims to inspire students to make a difference
• Ugandan study fuels undergraduate's interest in research
• TODAY: Civil Rights Appellate Clinic filed Reply Brief with SCOTUS in Coleman v....
• Japanese officials request help from professors after nuclear meltdown
• Penn State TicketCity Bowl pep rally set for Sunday
• For 15 years, Erie program has encouraged girls to explore science
• Engineering class creates exhibits for local children's science museum
• Big Ten, PAC-12 to cement strategic collaboration
• In case you missed it: Prof. Bob Rains, director of Disability Law Clinic, quote...
• Student Stories: Intern persuades landowners to protect watershed
• Visual, spatial displays aid students with learning disabilities
• Southern Africa Chapter of the Penn State Alumni Association launched
• Economics Ph.D. graduate leads innovative educational reform projects
• Honoring Jack Keeney '49 & tracking down Corky Goldstein '66 in this issue of th...
• No break for Penn State Law students as they prepare for Supreme Court
• National monuments, shaken by August quake, tended to by alumni
• Faculty member captures 'faces' of Marcellus Shale
• In case you missed it, the Public Interest Law Fund is now accepting donations f...
• Women with celiac disease suffer from depression, disordered eating
• Shenango campus supports community during the holidays
• 28 days in Haiti inspire career path of Penn State Smeal MBA graduate
• Big Ten Network show 'Impact the World' to debut Jan. 10
• Happy holidays to every member of the Penn State Law family, especially those wh...
• Alumni, friends, community, donors help Beaver campus reach milestones
• Herstek family and New Kensington campus make good neighbors
• Graduate pops the question at Penn State DuBois commencement ceremony
• Greg Halpin took this fabulous shot of the Katz Building & Arboretum at night. T...
• While many law students are headed home for R&R, the Civil Rights Appellate Clin...
• Possible cure for leukemia found by Penn State researchers
• Biofuel research boosted by discovery of how cyanobacteria make energy
• New technique will lead to more efficient, flexible optical fibers
• What has 10 pedal stations and brings fun to Tucson Arizona? That would be the b...
• OPP reminds employees to unplug or power-down for winter break
• The Medical Minute: Hand hygiene -- clean hands, healthy body
• Disease-causing strains of Fusarium prevalent in plumbing drains
• Is there an elf on your shelf? Do tell--or better yet, post a picture.
• Max Planck Society appoints Ventoruzzo director of new law institute
• We are sorry to hear about the death of Penn State alumnus Maj. Sam Griffith in...
• Alumnus dies in combat in Afghanistan
• Today's challenge: tell a six-word story.
• Alfabet makes $1 million donation to EA Center
• Sloans establish Trustee Scholarship at Smeal
• Karen Bysiewicz will be in Bangkok, Thailand on Dec. 22 to speak at Chulalongkor...
• Remember food-safety fundamentals during the holiday season
• Spread some cheer by helping fund summer interns for non-profit organizations. D...
• Crow relocation program to begin tonight (Dec. 19) at University Park
• Shortlidge Road reopened
• PSU4PA: PennTAP helps small business owners succeed
• Mystery of Victorian-era poet's illness deciphered after 150 years
• What's on your winter reading list?
• Police investigate report of fight at football locker room
• Degrees awarded at 2011 fall commencement
• Aaaand finals are over! Congrats everyone! We think this captures the mood nicel...
• University makes significant changes to intellectual property policies
• Parking Office officials announce changes for winter break
• Nittany Lions Sit in Eighth Place in Current Directors' Cup Standings
• Emergency closes portion of Shortlidge Road
• If you could hire an elf, what would you assign to him or her?
• Anonymous bequest commits $2.2 million to Penn State Greater Allegheny
• Twenty-four Penn State Student-Athletes Receiving Diplomas This Weekend
• Penn State Police seek help identifying suspect
• University pledges continued cooperation with NCAA inquiry
• Did you know we have a certified hero on our faculty? Read more about the Appell...
• Bluford honored with Gold Medal from Pennsylvania Society
• Penn State Brandywine graduate is an inspiration to all
• Student tickets on sale for TicketCity Bowl
• Officers honored for swift, life-saving response to medical emergency
• Hotels to support RAINN over commencement weekend
• Sixty-Eight Nittany Lions Earn Fall Academic All-Big Ten Accolades
• Penn State 2nd in campaign fundraising success among top universities
• Congratulations to all those who are finishing finals today.
• Gray appointed as senior vice president for Finance and Business
• Penn State receives $10 million commitment to engineering research
• Limited access to higher education may harm society
• Fill in the blank: My WORST final exam story is: _________.
• A message from President Rodney Erickson
• OBJECTION! We just felt like saying that in honor of Prof. Kaye's Evidence final...
• Satellite images of nighttime lights help track disease outbreaks
• Humans unequipped for high-salt diet, food scientist contends
• As lawmakers review child abuse laws, Erickson expresses support
• Be ready when inclement weather strikes
• Blue out, canning efforts raise $47,000 to fight child abuse, rape
• PSU4PA: Students help spread the word about rare disease
• Torts Final is to law school as ______ is to _______. (In honor of today's Torts...
• Truck accident knocks out pole in State College, power outage expected
• Prof. Carla Pratt explains research behind her new book on the precarious pipeli...
• Marco Ventoruzzo has been appointed director of a new Max Planck Institute (!) f...
• University Park student diagnosed with tuberculosis
• Today's JD finals: Patent Law, Banking Regulation, Con Law II, & Elements.
• Penn State to create Center for the Protection of Children
• A few words of thanks from Cumberland County First Responders on the Wills for H...
• Student cycles in Rwanda to deliver diabetes supplies and education
• Faculty Senate hears from Erickson, discusses recent events
• The Medical Minute: Pipes in the brain as treatment for aneurysms
• Obama to honor mechanical engineering's Thole as 'Champion of Change'
• Hear that? It's the click-clack of 1Ls taking their Civ Pro final. Good luck!
• Penn State Law recognized for public service preparation
• "Penn State University was the only law school to make three of the five lists--...
• Penn State among top universities for international engagement
• Concussion testing makes everyone tired
• Today's finals for JD students: First Amendment (Place), Partnership Taxation (B...
• A message from President Rodney Erickson: The days ahead ...
• New approaches help sleep apnea sufferers benefit from treatment
• Peculiar cosmic explosion on Christmas Day 2010 remains a mystery
• Rise of atmospheric oxygen more complicated than previously thought
• Penn State and Houston to clash in Dallas on Jan. 2
• Services set for student killed in auto accident on THON canning trip
• Student killed in accident on THON canning trip
• Town Hall Forum video posted
• Nittany Lions Sit in Ninth Place in Current Director's Cup Standings
• Need a moment of inspiration today? Civil Rights Appellate Clinic helped get cla...
• Board executive committee reaffirms, ratifies earlier decisions
• Clean air advocate Justina Wasicek '75 re: Carlisle Road Diet in today's newspap...
• Hoop Dream Team--Ray Brown, Jamie Colburn and Preston Green lands 70% of their 7...
• Fill in the blank: My healthiest and easiest-to-prepare study food is (or was) _...
• And poof! Today is the last day of classes. Best of luck to everyone studying, o...
• Now he's a mild-mannered professor--but before joining SIA Dennis Jett was a "ma...
• International tax attorney/entrepreneur-turned rodeo pickup man Ernest Lee '02 s...
• Margaret Atwood, author of The Handmaid's Tale, will give a reading in Carlisle...
• What's on your weekend reading list?
• Enjoy your day today and all that it brings, whether that's turkey, Tofurky, fam...
• OPP reminds employees to unplug or power-down for Thanksgiving
• Ray Brown, Prof. Jamie Colburn and Prof. Preston Green will represent the Law Sc...
• This week we lost Jack Keeney '49, one of the most revered public servants in U....
• A Message from President Rodney Erickson: Moving Forward
• What's your favorite Leslie M. MacRae moment? Here's our tribute to his career.
• Former FBI director Freeh to conduct independent investigation
• Can you guess what this is and where on campus it appears?
• Good morning. Mac Nelson's obituary is published in today's Sentinel. Service in...
• WPSU to air 'This American Life and Penn State'
• Congrats to all those who got great news from California and NJ today!
• Faculty Senate endorses resolution in special meeting
• Acting Athletic Director Dave Joyner Press Conference
• NCAA to launch investigation of Penn State athletic programs
• Retired and much loved law school staffer Mac Nelson passed away yesterday. Many...
• WEstillARE Event Reinforces Penn State Pride
• My best advice for outlining is: _____________
• Children's rights advocate Professor Lucy Johnston-Walsh will appear on WPSU at...
• Police seek information in burglary/theft at Weaver Building
• Special Faculty Senate meeting convened
• Joyner Named Acting Athletic Director
• Joyner named acting athletic director
• WPSU to air call-in program about child sexual abuse
• Moms, Dads, spouses and sibs--when did you notice YOUR Penn State law student or...
• Mann to receive Hans Oeschger Medal from European Geosciences Union
• Ta da! Our fall 2011 Alumni Magazine is here. If you did not receive one, we pro...
• Pangborn named acting executive vice president and provost
• Information sought
• Congratulations to Jake Mattinson '12 and Heather Hoechst '12, the recipients of...
• World War II vet and former POW John C. Keeney '49 served 12 US presidents and 2...
• Dean Carla Pratt's new book details the precarious path to legal profession for...
• Students to hold event Wednesday in HUB-Robeson Center
• A post-weekend message from President Rodney Erickson
• A beautiful tribute to Dean Nancy LaMont. She will be missed.
• Need CLE credit? The Penn State Law Review is offering a FREE webinar on M&A sta...
• Stadium bomb threat received; nothing found
• Thousands attend student-organized candlelight vigil
• Charitable contributions to be taken Saturday; fans should wear blue
• Increased safety measures in place for home athletics events
• More information on tonight's vigil for victims of child abuse.
• A special note on our efforts as a law school to prevent and address child abuse.
• President Rodney Erickson shares promises with Penn State community
• Increased Safety Measures for Home Athletic Events
• Statement from Faculty Senate officers, Senate Council members
• Frazier to chair special investigation committee
• Clemons to Feature on CBS Courage in Sports on Sunday
• Naming of Arbuckle Building honors former New Kensington CEO
• Trustees learn of renovations for advanced gas turbine lab
• Architect approved for Natatorium expansion, indoor tennis center
• Trustees approve College of Ag Sciences academic restructuring
• Trustees appoint architect for South Halls addition
• Board of Trustees meets; President Erickson's remarks
• Veterans, we thank you and your families—today and always—for your sacrifices. M...
• Student leaders seek unity, positive actions
• A message from Rodney Erickson
• The Law School community is saddened by the loss of Dean Nancy LaMont '78. A cel...
• Probing Question: How important is coming out of the closet?
• Textbook rentals increase 87 percent, students benefit
• PSU4PA: Bus testing program helps keep Pennsylvania commuters safe
• Doctors and nurses from Penn State Hershey will be here all day for mock trial--...
• Somebody yet again has provided seasonally appropriate Peeps to Professor Feldma...
• Penn State comes back late, Paterno sets record
• UPDATE: Beaver Stadium grass parking lots now closed
• Penn State announces parking changes for Illinois game
• Penn State No. 1 producer of Fulbright Scholars
• File this under "wow."
• 'Hoops Madness' to feature rapper Fabolous
• Lantern tours bring Penn State history to life
• The Medical Minute: There's no trick to a SAFE Halloween
• Question for the parents, siblings, and significant others out there--when did y...
• This is for our future alumni out there--a new Early Decision program for the Cl...
• SAAB Voice of Student Athletic Community
• Do you like the 4th Amendment? Well, have we got a treat for you! Lee Gelernt wi...
• Three new planets and a mystery discovered outside our solar system
• Life Lion celebrates 25 years of saving lives
• Penn State student-athletes continue outstanding graduation rates
• Penn State Student-Athletes Continue Outstanding Graduation Rates
• Seniors to improve and enhance Nittany Lion Shrine as 2012 class gift
• ConocoPhillips, Penn State Energy Prize for airborne wind turbines
• Penn State Army ROTC student's hard work leads to high ranking
• Tickets go on sale Oct. 27 for 'Rock of Ages' at Eisenhower Auditorium
• How would YOU caption this photo?
• Students document a day at University Park
• PSU4PA: Penn State academy helps deputy sheriffs protect communities
• Tune in to WITF or listen online at 9 AM and 7 PM to catch PJ Crowley on Smart T...
• Spokesman critical of Army in WikiLeaks case to address ethics
• University mourns loss of colleague
• Want to be scared silly or just silly? PILF is selling tickets for "Ghost Tours"...
• Spanier gives Harrisburg speech on benefits of research universities
• Nutrigenomics, anyone? Hear what David Castle of the University of Edinburgh has...
• Penn State-Illinois clash set for 3:30 p.m.
• Penn State Centre Stage presents 'Kiss me, Kate'
• Webinar marks Campus Sustainability Day Oct. 26, council invites ideas
• Penn State enrollment sees modest growth in 2011
• Penn State Beaver campus closed as authorities investigate threat
• Join us on 10/31 for a mock trial with colleagues from Penn State Hershey Childr...
• University Police seek suspect in nighttime assault at residence hall
• Business is booming in the Rural Economic Development Clinic
• New Medical Plastics Center links industry, academia and research
• Record-breaking photo reveals a planet-sized object as cool as Earth
• A few words on what the Rural Economic Development Clinic is up to these days.
• 'To the Best of My Knowledge' examines migraine headaches
• Ten Years Later: An anthology of 9/11 reflections released
• Reduction of drug-offender recidivism focus of 3.5-year study
• The Pennsylvania Supreme Court is now on Twitter. Let's give them a follow, shal...
• Big events next week--PJ Crowley speaks on WikiLeaks 10/25; Lee Gelernt of the A...
• People have powerful appeal in photos
• Rogers' $1 million gift to Smeal challenges alumni to match
• PSU4PA: Penn State helps local food bank do more
• Psychologists chase down sleep demons
• Redd, defense lead Penn State past Purdue, 23-18
• Heard on Campus: Physicist, futurist and author Michio Kaku
• To quote Bart Simpson "There's only one thing to do in a moment like this: strut...
• The Medical Minute: Talk about prescriptions
• Police respond to suspicious package in East Parking Deck
• Twitter data used to track vaccination rates and attitudes
• If you only go to one Pumpkin Festival in walking distance of the Lewis Katz Bui...
• 'Big Ten Icons' episode on Joe Paterno debuts Saturday
• Can't make it to homecoming? You can catch the parade live online, thanks to the...
• In teen drinking it's not who you know, it's who knows who you know
• Chinese acrobatic troupe's first U.S. tour to visit Penn State Nov. 2
• Penn State degree prepares public health workers to protect the public
• Congrats, Valerie Burch '04!
• Thinking about law school? We are hosting two open houses this fall--November 5...
• Marcellus Shale Research Network to track shale region's water quality
• Greetings! If you'd like to keep in touch on alumni news and events, sign up to...
• NFB, Penn State resolve accessibility complaint
• THON accepting applications for annual 5K, scheduled for Oct. 23
• Traffic, parking plans announced for homecoming parade
• PSU4PA: Christmas tree farmers take advantage of Penn State expertise
• Penn State shuts down Iowa for 13-3 win
• Football fans tackle recycling at Penn State
• Penn State honors 24 as Alumni Fellows
• Football parking lots to open at 8 a.m. Saturday
• Penn State-Purdue game to air on BTN
• Dow invests $1.3 million in Penn State research projects
• If you could invent a NEW stamp for the Prothontary's use, what would it be?
• University Police seeking information on armed robbery
• Penn State cited as one of the top universities worldwide
• Penn Staters join in for United Way Day of Caring
• What is your favorite memory of technology or entertainment made possible by Ste...
• Preschool program improves standardized test scores through grade 5
• Nittany Lion, Lady Lion basketball season tickets available now
• Lithium-sulfur battery research receives $5 million from DOE
• Electric aircraft team wins a record $1.35-million NASA prize
• Six-year-old Children's Hospital patient visits Capitol
• Penn State hosts U.S.-India Higher Ed Research Conference Oct. 10-11
• ADLI Building Leadership Skills Among Student Athletes
• The Medical Minute: Atrial Fibrillation -- What is It?
• Earlier tracheostomies result in better patient outcomes
• Abigail LeGrow '04 joins Delaware's Chancery Court. Congratulations, Master!
• Green tea helps mice keep off extra pounds
• Probing Question: How well do we predict floods?
• Governmental Affairs head DiEugenio to retire, replacement named
• Heard on Campus: Knights Apparel CEO Joseph Bozich
• Research Unplugged series kicks off its eighth year this fall
• PSU4PA: Penn State makes daily impact on lives of military families
• Brand name advertising clicks with online shoppers
• Today a certain professor is wearing a neck tie reading "Poor Mrs. Palsgraf - Sh...
• Here is your chance to help the hungry: Giant Food Stores, Inc. will give $1.00...
• $500,000 grant supports National Energy Leadership Corps at Penn State
• Strategic plan's outreach goal encourages public sustainability
• Penn State People: Bob Hay delivers the goods
• Yes, Corky Goldstein, that hilarious guest on today's episode of "Whad'Ya Know"...
• A little light reading for your Saturday morning.
• Listeriosis outbreak linked to cantaloupes rare but not surprising
• Forest resources professor part of huge biofuels research project
• My favorite classroom moment with Prof. Les MacRae moment is / was: ____________...
• In case you missed this--alumni profiles on Kristen Uhler-McKeown '04 at Oxfam I...
• Video: GM donates Chevy Volt to Penn State for sustainable research
• Offshore wind power project awarded $1.2 million from DOE
• If you could have lunch with ANY fictional lawyer, who would it be and why?
• Heard on Campus: Alton Brown
• In case you missed this--PJ Crowley's BBC News op-ed.
• $3.3-million award to find planets in habitable zones of nearby stars
• The Medical Minute: Breast Cancer Screening
• Foliage expert: La Nina may dampen fall leaf colors
• Marcellus Shale science target of $2.5 million NSF grant
• P.J. Crowley shares his foreign policy expertise with students
• Former Grateful Dead members to play at Jordan Center Nov. 15
• Lasse Jensen named a Presidential Early Career Award winner
• Our new interdisciplinary clinic will focus on sustainable international develop...
• Penn State-Iowa clash set for 3:30 p.m. kick
• Schedule Planner helps students identify conflicts, open sections
• Be ready when inclement weather strikes
• Penn State Hershey Medical Center stories score big at Emmys
• PSU4PA: Penn State plays key role in downtown Altoona's rebirth
• Penn State Schuylkill searches for new chancellor
• Strategic plan's fourth goal supports sustainability research
• Budget officer Curley to retire after 41 years at Penn State
• PSU SAFE sees success in educating new students about alcohol facts
• Prof. Tom Carbonneau blogs on the dangers of bootstrapping on SCOTUSBlog.
• Penn State downs Eastern Michigan, 34-6
• Penn State to Host "The Paralympic Experience" on Sunday
• New child care center officially dedicated
• The Medical Minute: Keep your kids properly secured while traveling
• $1.75 million gift to create advanced turbine lab at Penn State
• Where in the Law School was this photo taken? If and when we get a correct answe...
• Happy Friday! If you could invent your own Crim Pro motion, what would it be?
• Sex segregation in schools detrimental to equality
• Nitrate levels rising in northwestern Pacific
• Office of Human Resources announces benefits changes for 2012
• Record-breaking solar cell announced by multinational research team
• Virus kills breast cancer cells in laboratory
• Our very own negotiation / mediation / fairness guru Prof. Nancy Welsh guest blo...
• Rick, Sue Barry create $1 million scholarship at Wilkes-Barre campus
• In case you missed this--Professor Ellen Dannin lays out the case against privat...
• Information technologies can foster freedom or reinforce repression
• Fruits and vegetables submerged by flood water are not safe to eat
• College of Communications, PCN partner to launch news bureau
• Students network at Fall Career Days
• Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. will be Distinguished Guest Jurist on our Florence,...
• Professor Bill Butler talks shop.
• Probing Question: Can the United States Postal Service survive?
• Stems cells are potential source of cancer-fighting T cells
• Arrgh, th' seven seas be dangerous. All ye wanting t'learn about piracy and inte...
• 'Inexhaustible' source of hydrogen may be unlocked by salt water
• Penn State-Indiana Big Ten opener set for noon kick on ESPNU
• Mammograms on the rise for foreign-born women living in the U.S.
• Student Stories: Love for woodcraft brought her to Penn State
• Busy day tomorrow! After the Superior Court wraps up for the day, we will welcom...
• Penn State's many connections to Hemingway culminate in Letters series
• Strategic plan's third goal bolsters sustainable behaviors, facilities
• 10-minute stretching program makes big impact on employee health
• Blue Band assistant celebrates 25th year as everyone's 'band mom'
• Oyez, Oyez! The Pennsylvania Superior Court visits US tomorrow to hear a full da...
• Seats available for live broadcast of 'CEO Roundtable' on PCN
• Associate Dean Carla Pratt blogged in the NYT this week on the Cherokee Nation's...
• Happy Friday! If you could invent your very own Civ Pro motion, what would it be...
• President's Open House scheduled to take place today
• And it's another baby boom among our alumni and friends. Congratulations to the...
• A Day in the Life of the Beaver Stadium Customer Relations Team
• In wake of flooding, disinfect contaminated wells
• Cirque du Soleil rehearses for 'Quidam' at Jordan Center
• Do you have a question for President Spanier? Ask him tonight at 9 when he appea...
• Penn State wins two national awards for online education
• This past Saturday alumni and friends met at the Lewis Katz Building for an alum...
• Some smokers successfully switch to electronic cigarettes
• The Medical Minute: Spinal cord injury--a focus on restoring function
• Penn State-Eastern Michigan set for noon kick on Jersey Day
• Some smokers successfully switch to electronic cigarettes
• President's call-in show to focus on State of the University Address
• Be cautious with food after floods, expert advises
• The Hon. Christopher Conner '82 issued a big ruling today.
• University Park prepares for Parents & Families Weekend
• Alley to receive Heinz Award
• NASA awards $100,000 for space exploration power systems
• We caught up with PJ Crowley to learn more about how he translates his 30 years...
• Jerry Seinfeld returning to Penn State Oct. 21; tickets on sale Friday
• Sustainability strategic plan town hall meetings scheduled at campuses
• College of Ag Sciences eliminates positions, refocuses for future
• Fall career fair set for Sept. 20 to 22
• Drum roll please...guess who will be guest blogging for SCOTUSBlog?
• $2.6 million DOE contract creates nuclear security education program
• Strategic plan's academic goal teaches sustainability to students
• 'Battle of the Bugs' at Penn State's Great Insect Fair
• What are you up to this Friday? Join us for "The 9/11 Effect and Its Legacy on U...
• Penn State marks Sept. 11 anniversary at football game
• Students can purchase tickets Monday for Penn State-Temple game
• PennDOT announces detours for motorists traveling in eastern Pa.
• Trustees approve sale of land for church
• Penn State research facility named for Eva J. Pell
• Trustees receive capital plan update
• Penn State's 2012-13 budget plan seeks modest increase from state
• State of the University Address available for online viewing
• Penn State approves architect for Old Main repairs
• Educator, civil rights expert both to receive honorary degrees
• Endowment reaches all-time high of $1.83 billion
• Architect selected for retrofit of Energy Innovation Hub headquarters
• Research spending totals $804 million, emphasizes collaboration
• President Graham Spanier delivers State of the University address
• Curious about Penn State? You're in luck. For the 16th year, Penn State Presiden...
• Penn State finalizes limited game day parking changes for Alabama game
• Gypsy moth caterpillars hormonal slaves to virus gene
• Travelers in Pennsylvania should check on potential road closings
• Updated information on parking changes for Alabama game coming soon
• Medical Center named a 'green' health care organization
• Laureate to explore Ernest Hemingway's art during first campus visits
• Center for Performing Arts 'staged' annual patio party
• Newslore revealed true feelings of americans after 9/11 attack
• Live webcast planned for State of the University Address
• Good morning! What song should be playing at your desk today?
• Weather-related parking changes announced for Alabama game
• Senate Appropriations Committee holds hearing at University Park
• Medical Minute: Prostate cancer -- robotic surgery may be best option
• Rain causing possible traffic, parking changes for Alabama game
• Recent disasters show need for emergency readiness on farms
• County declares disaster emergency on the potential for flooding
• Strategic plan's first goal aims to integrate sustainability efforts
• Headed to the 'Bama game? RSVP today for our Alumni Tailgate.
• Penn State's Clown Nose Club promotes positive intentional interaction
• 'Rally in the Valley' set for Friday in Rec Hall
• Penn State pounces on Indiana State, 41-7
• Eggshell Skull Plaintiff, is that you?
• Reverse field trip! More info here on Superior Court visit on 9/20.
• In case you missed this (fumbled on the snap?) Football Eve starts at 6 PM tonig...
• DOE nuclear program awards $1.6 million to Penn State
• The Medical Minute: Keeping baby safe in his or her first year
• State Senate panel to meet at Penn State on higher education issues
• Adequate amount of vitamin D critical for good health
• Faster progress through puberty linked to behavior problems
• Sex hormones impact career choices
• Congratulations, Joshua Wilkins! His prize-winning essay is on the idea of negot...
• Penn State student brings home bronze at world cycling championship
• College Colors Day, fishing festival part of Football Eve weekend
• Penn State's director of Career Services wants to lead internationally
• Probing Question: Is Jewish life thriving on American campuses?
• Join us for an Alumni Tailgate on Saturday, September 10!
• Show Your Football Spirit Friday and Raise Money for Rare Diseases
• Good morning! Here is the link to register for Alumni & Reunion Weekend on 9/16...
• Bioethics doctoral program provides novel educational opportunities
• The 9/11 Effect and its Legacy on U.S. Immigration Laws
• State of the University Address to be streamed live
• Sustainability strategic plan in progress, council seeks public input
• Study shows Marcellus Shale benefits economy, but questions remain
• Sustainability of Pennsylvania forests challenged
• Numerous Beaver Stadium improvements await fans
• Alley to receive first Schneider Award
• Ten Years Since 9-11
• Hurricane Irene expected to affect southeast Pennsylvania Aug. 27-28
• Contracts key to Hollywood legal internship for Penn State Law student
• NRC releases new framework for K-12 science education
• Zac Brown Band to headline performance at Jordan Center on Oct. 14
• Suspicious package in Waring Commons was not dangerous
• Caption Contest! Winner gets a copy of MBE: Beginning Your Campaign to Pass the...
• WPSU to air Challenger Exhibition Game at Little League World Series
• New video scoreboard coming to Bryce Jordan Center
• The Medical Minute: Teenage stroke -- a frightening trend
• In case you missed this--P.J. Crowley on Rachel Maddow show.
• Huddle with the Faculty kicks off Sept. 3
• Tomorrow there will be another caption contest. Get ready.
• Distant black hole discovered devouring a Sun-like star
• LION Walk encourages respect for neighbors and community
• Eastern earthquake unusual but not remarkable
• University to mark 10th anniversary of Sept. 11 at football game
• Overheard in a hallway: "We just lived through an earthquake. That's one thing t...
• Update: University felt effects of Virginia earthquake
• Tryout Information Announced for Six Sports
• Fourth annual LION Walk takes place tonight
• Teamsters local union OKs new agreement
• National Science Foundation review exonerates climate scientist
• Student Stories: Environmental major models pesticides with EPA
• Congratulations to Kate Cramer Lawrence on her appointment to the National Advis...
• Welcome Weekend provides a smooth transition
• Penn State Laureate Linda Miller begins official duties, travelogue
• The new class of LL.M. students includes lawyers from all over the world, includ...
• National Weather Service issues tornado warning east of State College
• As promised, here is the photo that our fans most wanted to see. Have a great we...
• Penn State Altoona dedicates Entrepreneurial Center
• Seek shelter during storm
• Student-athlete selected a Murray Scholar, writes essay about JoePa
• Regional Medical Campus at University Park continuing to grow
• In case you missed this--WTAJ in Altoona coverage of P.J. Crowley's arrival here.
• Interning at the DEA: A real legal work experience for law student
• Joseph Clark '08 makes headlines for his work with victims of domestic violence....
• To the Point: Business professor speaks about the value of couponing
• The Medical Minute: Don't overdo it, you weekend warrior
• Penn State women's volleyball tops 2011 AVCA preseason coaches poll
• Join us September 16-17 in Carlisle for this year's Alumni & Reunion Weekend! Th...
• 2011 Blue Band auditions under way
• Researchers: Time to clear up misconceptions about Alzheimer's
• Large slate of Penn State contests airing on BTN this fall
• The Medical Minute: The need for blood doesn't take the summer off
• Student to represent U.S. at Junior World Cycling Championship
• Extending a warm welcome to every member of the Class of 2014 joining us today!...
• University Park police seek information for Ag burglary/theft
• Researchers: Marcellus gas not hurting or helping municipal finances
• Graduate student prepares to teach English in the United Arab Emirates
• Inhibiting key enzymes kills difficult tumor cells in mice
• Large Slate of Penn State Contests Airing on BTN this Fall
• Penn State Student-Athletes Receiving Diplomas This Weekend
• 'The Cast' of Beatlemania twists and shouts on Old Main lawn
• Torts is to 1L as _____ is to _____.
• Many faces of agriculture emerge at Penn State's 2011 Ag Progress Days
• Penn State adult learner beats the odds and completes degree online
• GoPSUsports.com Official Online Store Now Powered by TeamFanShop
• Polar climate change may lead to ecological change
• And now, apropos of nothing, a throwback just for you! Feel free to write your o...
• Campus tours led by Penn State students give visitors insider's view
• For the Future campaign reaches 1,000 new endowments
• Rural road maintenance may accidentally push spread of invasive plants
• STARS awards Penn State silver rating in first sustainability review
• Student Stories: Alaskan national park offers northern exposure
• Interventions to reduce risky behavior focus of $2.5 million grant
• Penn State rated among top 100 minority degree producers in U.S.
• Antioxidant spices reduce negative effects of high-fat meal
• Paterno cleared for practice
• Meet DEA intern Kristina Dahmann '13. “What appears to be a simple legal researc...
• Introducing the new Ag Law Resource and Reference Center Chesapeake Bay Blog.
• Board diversity good for business, researcher says
• School of Languages and Literatures offers minor in Arabic language
• Student return for fall semester requires months of work across campus
• Penn State professors counsel during Minot, ND flood
• Paterno injured at practice
• Tips for protecting your family from Salmonella in ground turkey
• Penn State's World Campus offers minor in homeland security
• The Medical Minute: National minority donor awareness
• Cancer risk may be higher for early morning smokers
• 33 days until the first football game of the year! Until then, here's the view f...
• In case you missed this--beautiful shot of the Lewis Katz Building from the Arbo...
• Penn State No. 25 in USA Today Coaches' preseason poll
• Penn State students coach doctors to use electronic medical records
• Penn State SBDC receives USDA grant to help rural businesses
• Congrats to the Smeal College of Business for their top 10 MBA ranking by Forbes...
• Good morning! We started a public Twitter list of our alumni to help people with...
• Nittany Lions open preseason camp in preparation for 125th season
• Video games may help with boys' classroom struggles
• Locally owned small businesses pack powerful economic punch
• Forbes magazine ranks Smeal MBA Program among public top 10
• Tired of the number of clicks on the Unified Judicial System website? Blogger an...
• Probing Question: How does microgravity affect astronauts?
• Fill in the blank: the best part about being done with the bar exam is/was: ____...
• People tend to exaggerate influence of political ads on others
• New IST course examines crisis informatics
• Cape Cod bay holds hidden risk for dining North Atlantic Right Whales
• Penn State Public Broadcasting to produce THON documentary
• New on campus: a little indoor greenery.
• Caregivers and their relatives disagree about care given, received
• The Medical Minute: Protecting kids' eyes from the sun
• Parents' conflicts affect adopted infants' sleep
• More than 350 student-athletes earn spring GPAs of 3.0 or higher
• Millennium Science Complex nears finish, readies for advanced research
• Has an airline ever lost your luggage? Here's Larry Catá Backer's take on the im...
• Airport traffic control tower to be operational in September
• Schultz returns to fill interim senior VP post
• Penn State autism conference to discuss the challenges of college
• Wind turbine installed at Penn State's Center for Sustainability
• Voir dire, anyone? We'd love if you could help us train public defenders in jury...
• Less than 10 minutes in our caption contest! It's your last chance to submit a c...
• Chambers era tips off with Nov. 12 hoops-football doubleheader
• Video: Forensic fingerprinting approach retrieves elusive prints
• Universities launch Gig.U for high-speed computing and economic growth
• Caption contest! Prize awarded to comment with the most "likes." Contest closes...
• Penn State professor surprised by feature in deceased author's book
• Penn State football single game ticket sale begins July 29
• Wishing our MBE takers all the success in the world today! Because we think bar...
• More Than 350 Penn State Student-Athletes Earn 3.0 GPA During Superb Spring Academic Performance
• What I remember most about my bar exam experience is: ______________.
• School districts' financial woes likely to continue, professor says
• Cheering on every single one of our graduates and friends sitting for the bar exam today. WE ARE....
• Climate-change-induced wildfires may alter Yellowstone forests
• Video: Dementia patients' oral hygiene benefits from techniques
• Penn State drafting strategic plan for sustainability, seeks ideas
• Hiding vegetables in kids' foods can increase vegetable intake
• The Medical Minute: How to counter media messages on sex
• "Believe deep down in your heart that you're destined to do great things." --Joe Paterno. (A quote to inspire our alumni taking the bar exam this week.)
• As temperatures soar, Penn State moves to offer cooler options
• Old Main clocks removed for restoration
• Sending positive thoughts to alumni sitting for the bar exam next week. You're in the home stretch!
• 'Conversations' to feature back-to-back episodes on Big Ten Network
• Think of this as a field trip in reverse: the Pennsylvania Superior Court is coming here on 9/20 to hear a full day of argument.
• An op-ed in the Christian Science Monitor by Professor Sam Thompson, Jr.
• Smeal professor testifies before Congress on financial stability
• Google Books includes new Penn State titles
• Weisman serves on federal panel examining health services for women
• Software helps synthetic biologists customize protein production
• Big Ten Network celebrates Penn State Day on July 26
• Compared to bloggers, journalists go deeper to cover sports
• New farm-mapping website to aid in nutrient management, conservation
• Summer work profile: Jake Mattinson '12, at McDermott Will & Emery.
• Readers of Penn State Live, Newswires, sought for survey
• Big Ten Network To Celebrate Penn State Day on July 26
• Isaac Wakefield '11, Wesley Corning '12, and James Seiger '12 talk about their experience working on a successful Petition for Certiorari in today's Legal Intelligencer.
• Video: NFL mothers practice for tilt versus NBA counterparts
• Education law attorney Tim Gilsbach '04 authored this op-ed in the Morning Call.
• DuBois' Stottlemyer joins national effort to restore chestnut trees
• Football single-game and season tickets available
• Penn State Football Eve set for Sept. 2 in Beaver Stadium
• Horvath named chief financial officer at Smithsonian
• Did you know--alumna Stephanie Morris '00 appears in the HBO documentary Hot Coffee? She represented Jennifer Leigh Jones in her fight to get a civil trial against KBR / Haliburton.
• Law School to host 2011 Public Defender Trial Skills Program
• The Medical Minute: Is it asthma, or something else?
• Do you have an alter ego? Bring it on Thursday, August 4 and help train PA public defenders in jury selection. Arrive at 8:30 AM, enjoy breakfast and lunch on us, and finish up by 1:00 PM. Send an email to TAD19@psu.edu if you're able to help out. T
• Efficiency, not cost, drives value of hospital environmental services
• Adult day care services provide much-needed break to family caregivers
• Forty-five Nittany Lions named Big Ten Distinguished Scholars
• New Penn State program prepares adults for transition to college
• Police seeking information on missing banners
• Register now for Alumni & Reunion Weekend on Sept. 16 and 17 in Carlisle.
• Penn State supporters push campaign past historic milestones
• Classroom, lab renovations at Breazeale Reactor Building approved
• Alumni Association tops 165,000 members overall
• Penn State purchases North Butz property
• Trustees approve 3.8 percent composite tuition increase
• Penn State trustees approve 2011-12 budget
• A feature on Enrique Nieves III, member of the Class of 2007. Congratulations, Counselor!
• Board of Trustees meets; President Spanier's remarks
• Lehigh Valley campus to celebrate a century of service to region
• Trustees hear presentation on employee benefits, programs
• Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts in full swing
• Blog entry today by Leon Wildes, former attorney for John Lennon and Yoko Ono, and Penn State Law Professor Shoba Sivaprasad.
• Forty-Five Nittany Lions Named Big Ten Distinguished Scholars
• Children and Youth Day launches 2011 Arts Festival
• Retired staff member Mac Nelson and wife Kathy stopped by campus to say hello. Mac reports that he's filling his retirement with plenty of singing, bowling, and golf.
• Youth discover and explore at Shaver's Creek
• Student Stories: Food science grad hopes for vintage career
• Health-care model improves diabetes outcomes, health
• Good morning! Did you know that Prof. William Butler just published the first book in ANY language on the practice of law in Russia? Поздравляю, Professor! (Congratulations)
• Meet Rachel Rivers, whose summer job at ELAW combines human rights issues and environmental law.
• Penn State earns 13th Top 15 finish in Directors' Cup standings
• Penn State Earns 13th Top 15 Finish in Learfield Sports Directors' Cup Standings
• Spaniers named 2011 Renaissance Fund honorees
• Looking for a few good men AND women to serve as mock jurors for Pennsylvania Public Defender training (in Carlisle) on Thursday, August 4. You would arrive at 8:30 AM, enjoy breakfast and lunch on us, and finish up by 1:00 PM. If you can handle the trut
• Lift For Life raises nearly $95,000
• Ninth annual Lift for LIfe benefits kidney cancer research
• Penn State Students Select New Logo for Code Blue Program
• The best book I've read so far this year is: ______________.
• Trash to Treasure video celebrates 10 years of environmental charity
• Sign of summer: Arts Fest shell under construction on Old Main lawn
• Sports camps, Arts Fest to affect traffic at University Park July 9-15
• Ancestry of polar bears traced to Ireland
• Lift for Life set for Friday, benefits Kidney Cancer Association
• Where are you taking the bar exam in 2 weeks? The Penn State Law alumnus who is sitting for a bar exam farthest from University Park, PA, will get a prize.
• Law students help bring closure to people of the former Yugoslavia
• New alternative energy engineering degree draws students to Hazleton
• Delaney-Scheetz Honored as NACWAA Administrator of the Year Award Recipient
• Smeal launches new risk management department, major
• In case you missed this--Stephanie Morris '00 is an attorney for Jamie Leigh Jones. (Thanks, Jenn Spears, for the tip.)
• Welcome Week gets students, families ready to be Penn Staters
• Final shuttle mission includes College of Medicine experiment
• Campers learn about world of medicine at Nittany Lion M.D. Camp
• Trees, shrubs, flowers allow gardeners to 'paint' a landscape
• Site serves as unique resource for reporters of suspected child abuse
• Spanier to serve on Big Ten COP/C Executive Committee for 2011-12
• Blair Brown nominated for ESPY
• 'Original Nittany Lion' lands at Penn State All-Sports Museum
• Famed "Original Nittany Lion" Lands at All-Sports Museum
• Commonwealth approves Penn State appropriation for 2011-12
• Nebraska-Lincoln officially joins Big Ten, CIC on July 1
• Do you have new job, a new feather in your cap, or a new baby (or maybe all three)? Drop us a line to share your news in the Class Notes section of our alumni magazine.
• Recent weather, disasters show importance of emergency readiness
• The Medical Minute: Fireworks -- beautiful but only for professionals
• Education Abroad office works hard to protect global students
• Celebrate Social Media Day by joining in the Penn State conversation
• Steps to conserve Penn State's historic Land-Grant Frescoes identified
• Culture influences people's response to climate change
• In case you missed it--Civil Rights Appellate Clinic filed a Petition for Cert on behalf of military reservists.
• Have you heard? The U.S. Supreme Court will hear a case filed by Penn State Law's Civil Rights Appellate Clinic.
• BTN's Penn State Day to Feature New Episode of "The Journey" on Wednesday
• Second Penn State Day of summer on BTN set for Wednesday
• Penn State Law case beats long odds to be heard by the Supreme Court
• ESPN's 'Difference Makers' to air Thursday
• Scientists sequence endangered Tasmanian devil's genome
• Did you know that we're on Twitter? @PennStateLaw. If you're not a "Twitter Person" you can get a snapshot on our social media page.
• Center for the Performing Arts receives largest grant in its history
• Scholars debate future role of land-grant universities at Penn State
• Penn State students buy out 21,000 football season tickets
• Penn State to earn 13th Top 15 finish in Directors' Cup standings
• The Medical Minute: Heart-healthy eating over the summer
• Healthy eating, activity and sleep needed to curb childhood obesity
• Mantis shrimp eye could improve high-definition CDs, DVDs
• It's...Friday! Join us TONIGHT for a shindig in Carlisle for alumni and students. Fun starts at 4:30. (And we're sorry if this post made you think about that "Friday" song.)
• Electricity reduction test a success
• Smeal among top business schools globally for research productivity
• House Speaker receives Alumni Association's Legislative Award
• Penn State To Earn 13th Top 15 Finish in Learfield Sports Directors' Cup Standings
• Penn State program trains future academic leaders
• Blair Brown one of three finalists for Honda-Broderick Cup
• High technology, not low taxes, may drive states' economic growth
• Trio of Nittany Lions Set For Induction into WPIAL Hall of Fame
• Sandmeyer announces retirement
• Cancer survivors have lower employment rates, work fewer hours
• If your day had a sound track, what would it be?
• Reminder: Electricity load reduction test is today
• Brief exam diagnoses cognitive impairment in ALS patients
• Exercise interventions during, after pregnancy offer health benefits
• Penn State tops Gartner's supply chain education rankings
• Melody Mahla '12, daughter of U.S. Army medical corps members, helped write the Petition for Cert.
• Would you like to think about something other than work or the bar exam? Alumni are invited to gather this Friday night in the Lewis Katz hall courtyard (in Carlisle) from 4:30 to 6:30 PM. RSVP to alumni@law.psu.edu or call 888-DSL-ALUM.
• Women's volleyball named conference Team of the Year at BTN Awards
• Heard on Campus: Mike Krzyzewski with Joe Paterno
• Salt marsh sediments help gauge climate-change-induced sea level rise
• Entrepreneur and law student Kai Kaapro will debut Trolley Pub on Jun 22 in Tucson. (And if you're near 4th Avenue in Tucson on Wednesday, he invites you to hop on board for a ride.)
• Conference reviews history, impact, future of land-grant universities
• Fourth Annual BTN Awards Show airs live on Monday
• Companies that combine exports, research outperform competitors
• Fourth Annual BTN Awards Show Airs Live on Monday
• The Law School invites alumni to a Keg in the Courtyard on Friday, June 24 from 4:30-6:30 p.m. at Lewis Katz Hall, Carlisle, PA. To RSVP, contact the Alumni Office at alumni@law.psu.edu or call 888-DSL-ALUM (375-2586). We hope to see you there! To check
• Deadly E. coli outbreak in Germany should be a warning, expert says
• Will you be a part of the best student section in the country? The South End Zone needs you. Grad student tickets go on sale June 24.
• Penn State team wins 4th place at national EcoCAR competition
• Student football season ticket sales begin Monday
• The Medical Minute: Regular checkups help ensure good health for men
• Conduct office sees name change
• Charmelle Green Named Penn State Associate Athletic Director, Senior Woman Administrator
• Electricy load reduction test to be held June 22 at University Park
• Battle, Brown named Penn State Athletes of the Year
• Penn State expert determined to find life on Earth-like planets
• Still Life: Penn State welcomes Pennsylvania's FFA students
• Visiting professor at Penn State Law leads Mladic prosecution
• Dutch elm disease forces removal of 16 more campus trees
• Probing Question: Do we misunderstand French culture?
• Penn State-Temple kick set for noon in Philadelphia
• In case you missed this, a California bankruptcy court declared DOMA unconstitutional late yesterday. Judge Samuel Bufford (bankruptcy guru and scholar in residence here) comments.
• Young adults struggle with online political participation
• Video: Teaching kids about healthy eating, active living
• Where will you be on September 16, 2017? We have a suggestion.
• 10 elected, 3 appointed to Alumni Council
• Penn State and Pitt to renew football rivalry in 2016-17
• Do you think high-income retirees should collect Medicare and Social Security? Prof. Sam Thompson outlines one fix to U.S. budget problems that neither President Obama nor Rep. Paul Ryan have suggested.
• Penn State receives $27.3 million NIH grant
• Penn State gets $5 million grant to study food insecurity, food system
• Penn State undergraduate students search for tuberculosis cure
• Alumni couple create $100,000 Trustee Scholarship at Penn State Berks
• High school students in Pennsylvania and Ghana study disease outbreaks
• Life-history may affect mutation rates in males more than in females
• License allows faculty, staff and students access to chronicle.com
• Threat to United States from new European E. coli strain unclear
• Wet spring seriously delays planting and harvesting for Pa. farmers
• If it seems like SCOTUS has been unusually plaintiff-friendly with respect to Employee Retaliation claims, it's not you. Prof. Michael Foreman explains.
• Save the date--September 16, 2011.
• Cancer survivors spend more on health care
• Kevin Steele '92 will appear TOMORROW on Investigation Discovery's Nightmare Next Door episode "Murderer in the Midst." Steele is the First Assistant DA in Montgomery County, PA.
• Check out the June issue of the Alumni Connection featuring David Cattie '00 and Law School Professor Victor C. Romero.
• Yes, that was alumnus and former PA governor Tom Ridge on last night's Colbert Report!
• Penn State Erie receives $3.7 million gift in software
• Neuropsychologist to discuss concussion awareness on 'Conversations'
• Penn State receives Judy Chicago feminist art education collections
• Limited tickets for ESPN coaches special available beginning June 17
• So where is the best place to study when it's 97 degrees?
• The Medical Minute: Unruly kids? Don't spank or scream
• NPR catches up with Prof. Stan Brand to ponder whether Rep. Weiner's conduct was illegal.
• ESPN taping with Paterno, Krzyzewski set for June 20 at Penn State
• Video: Penn State's World Campus Graduation a dream come true
• Postpartum Depression study shows gene behavior differs by environment
• Kick times, TV set for Nittany Lions' first two games
• Professor Lance Cole comments on fallout from Congressional investigation of Goldman Sachs.
• Professor Victor Romero comments on Supreme Court’s ruling requiring the U.S. Third Circuit Court of Appeals to reconsider Hazelton’s immigration law
• HUB Deck closed 6 p.m. June 10 to 5 a.m. June 13 for road construction
• Cash talks when guests at overbooked hotels walk
• Penn State professor helps U.S. News assemble diet rankings
• Research suggests 'conservation through cultivation' may save ginseng
• "The time has come for the major mobile operating system vendors to put an end to the era of text message price gouging," writes Legal Geek and alum Josh Auriemma. He predicts that Apple has the power to end text messaging as we know it.
• Student Stories: Animal Sciences major's interests took her to Belize
• Carbon release to atmosphere 10 times faster than in the past
• Late-breaking but exciting news: Professor Dermot Groome will lead the prosecution of Ratko Mladic at ICTY, while student Sara Hart '12 will work on the case under Professor Groome's mentorship.
• Chambers named Penn State men's basketball head coach
• Brown, Clark, Hammond, Moses and Pell named honorary alumni
• Swales Set For Month of Paralympic Bike Racing
• What do you wish your non-lawyer friends would understand (or would have understood) about the process of taking the bar exam?
• New Penn State online program prepares teachers for leadership roles
• Time and Place Photo Essay: Carnegie Building
• There seems to be a mini baby boom among our fans. Congratulations to the parents of Samuel, Hannah, and all of the other little lions!
• Researcher offers brief essay on bilingualism's benefits to the brain
• At University Police, changes reflect continuing commitment to safety
• Research aimed at slowing spread of forest pests in wood packaging
• Iron key to brain tumor drug delivery
• Penn Staters should prepare as Web moves to new addressing system
• Professor named regional winner for 'Regenerative Design' project
• The Medical Minute: Osteoarthritis -- causes and treatments
• Armstrong Process Group makes $9 million donation to IST center
• 3D-model mimics volcanic explosions
• Couple provides $2 million to create two new scholarships
• My best advice for someone studying for the bar exam is: _______________.
• New report on ways to ensure affordable insurance through life changes
• Cosmic explosion: New candidate for most distant object in universe
• HUB Deck closed first two weekends in June for road construction
• Antibiotics often the wrong prescription for pediatric asthma
• Big Ten Network celebrates Penn State Day on Thursday
• For the Bay: Precision feeding now extends to beef cattle in Pa.
• Our study abroad students are observing ICTY hearings today and received a special welcome from ICTY via twitter. (You can follow us @pennstatelaw).
• Student Stories: His research is for the birds -- literally
• The Medical Minute: Stroke awareness
• Relief on the way for delirium patients
• Lawyers, teachers, and school administrators are cordially invited to the Penn State Law and Education Institute on June 20. Please feel free to share with teachers and ed law folks in your life.
• The thing I remember most about the time between graduation and bar study is: _________.
• New online education program aimed at curbing dangerous drinking
• American agriculture could benefit from Korea-U.S. free-trade deal
• Congratulations Mayra Gamez '13, Nancy Khalil '13, Michelle Sears '12, and Peyton Summers '12, all named Equal Justice Works Summer Corps Fellows!
• Penn State-Purdue Homecoming game set for noon on Oct. 15
• It's a beautiful morning here in central PA--much too sunny and warm to think about the Bar Exam. So maybe you should hold off on watching this until tonight.
• Center for the Performing Arts announces 2011-12 lineup
• New NCAA data shows Penn State student-athletes' success in classroom
• Penn State Student-Athletes Continue to Make The Grade; Superb Classroom Performance and Graduation Rates Abound
• As Penn State continues fight against elm diseases, new trees debut
• New toolkit sheds light on lesser known immigration remedies
• Individual arrested for 12 indecent assault cases on campus
• Nearby supernovas may aid in understanding of star lifecycles
• Tune into NPR’s Diane Rehm Show tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. to hear Professor Stanley Brand discuss how recent court decisions on campaign financing could influence upcoming elections.
• Urology practice could face legal recourse for reprocessing biopsy needles, says Professor Anna Laakmann.
• Cover-crop seeder pulls triple duty for small farms
• Interdisciplinary team helps foster children plan future
• Penn State parents give $100,000 to support Roundtable Project
• Probing Question: Has technology made life easier for working moms?
• Congratulations to our newest alumni, the Class of 2011! We added a few new photos to our FlickR stream.
• JD recipients take the stage for individual recognition.
• Graduates are filing in.
• Erica Zong and Daniel Zajda, calling themselves the first friends they made in law school.
• Just under 40 minutes to go!
• Happy Commencement Day! If you're joining us in University Park feel free to post photos on our wall so that our far-flung alumni and FB fans can be a part of the fun.
• Penn State-Northwestern clash set for primetime on Big Ten Network
• Tomorrow is the Big Day for the Class of 2011. Students, moms, dads, siblings, spouses--feel free to post your Commencement photos on our wall. We will update our FlickR stream as soon as we can tomorrow.
• New technique sheds light on the mysterious process of cell division
• Penn State professor, biographer reflects on Dylan at 70
• Packaging process for genes discovered in new research
• Laura Evans '06 profiled in today's Patriot News. Congratulations, Counselor!
• With stand-up victory, Penn State students named nation's funniest
• Right now Amy Kaunas '03--executive director of the Harrisburg Area Humane Society--is a guest on WITF Radio Smart Talk. Tune in now or listen live on their website.
• Use of naltrexone reduces inflammation in Crohn's patients
• New fund offers tax benefits, alternative to foundations for donors
• Students get hands-on experience down on the farm
• The Medical Minute: Osteoporosis prevention and treatment options
• Even though finals are done, the good news from the Clinics continues.
• Imagine being 18 years old and leaving foster care. You have no money, no job, and no place to live. What now? Our Children's Advocacy Clinic is part of a team effort to help young people transition out of the foster care system.
• Nine Penn State teams earn NCAA Public Recognition Award for high APR
• Penn State leads in Honey Bee Health initiative
• Sure, he's often heard in UP and Carlisle, but today antitrust expert Prof. John Lopatka is "Heard on the Street" in WSJ online.
• Record Nine Penn State Teams Earn NCAA Public Recognition Award for High APR Score
• Photos highlight Penn State commencements across the state
• In case you missed this--resident Marcellus Shale expert Prof. Ross Pifer in today's Philadelphia Inquirer.
• Global changes in policy, law, and commerce a result of Arctic warming
• Anonymous donor supports Erie County students with $500,000 gift
• Heard on Campus: Holly Zanville
• Penn State announces 2011-12 Administrative Fellows
• Nittany Lion softball returns to NCAA tourney, hosts regional Friday
• Sleepiness in children linked to obesity, asthma
• Blitzer address among commencement exercises University-wide
• Board of Trustees election results announced
• Trustees approve interim budget for 2011-12
• Outgoing chair recaps Faculty Senate work for 2010-11
• Video: Seniors reminisce, offer advice about their time at Penn State
• Construction to affect Pollock, Shortlidge roads beginning May 16
• Board hears about strategic plan and continuing progress
• Board of Trustees meets; President Spanier's remarks
• The law school final I remember the most is: ____________________. (In honor of today being the last day of finals.)
• Seventy-one Penn State Student-Athletes Receiving Diplomas This Weekend
• Happy 9 Days Until Commencement to the Class of 2011! Just for fun, here's a story introducing all of the students who are working in public interest assignments this summer through the Cherie M. Millage Fellowship Program.
• Army sergeants complete Penn State online degrees while on active duty
• Abington English professor named 2011-12 Penn State laureate
• Challenges hinder but don't stop Penn State adult learner in Texas
• Zombie ants have fungus on the brain, new research reveals
• 16th annual Road Scholars Tour concludes after busy day
• Adult learner follows in father's footsteps, earns Penn State degree
• Road Scholar's Tour continues in Erie
• How did the Class of 2011 serve this year? You would need a lot of verbs.
• Extinction of Eastern cougar met with sadness in Nittany Valley
• Krieger named to 2011 U.S. World Cup squad
• Triplets among campus' largest graduation class
• The 16th annual Road Scholars Tour gets under way
• Three special, belated Mother's Day gifts: diplomas for sons and Mom
• Navy destroyer named after Murphy, Penn State alumnus and Navy SEAL
• Well, that would be dry reading...Professor Shoba Sivaprasad Wadhia tells Miami Herald that people subject to NSEERS are "not exactly reading the Federal Register at breakfast each morning."
• StormReady designation means Penn State is ready for severe weather
• Obesity impairs muscle function in rats, Penn State researchers find
• Professor Romero talked about what it was like to under dictator Ferdinand Marcos in the Philippines.
• Fifteen days until Commencement! We are working on the graduation program for the Class of 2011. We know these are destined to land in keepsake boxes, baby books, and family histories for a long time to come. :-)
• Study finds National School Lunch Program contributes to weight gain
• Need a study break? SBA is offering snacks tonight in Carlisle. Social Co-Chair Metzger Knerr '11 explained that subs will be available until about 6:30.
• Winning 'Sustainable State' videos express thoughtfulness, humor
• Penn State to help brush-up oral hygiene in nursing homes
• Teachers, lawyers, school administrators and more invited for "enrichment" June 20-24 at the Law & Education Institute. Act 45, 48 approved, plus TONS of CLE Credit. Let's not see the same hands.
• Maple producers, consumers and hobbyists tap into Penn State resources
• Penn Stater part of $3.8 million grant to support U.S. wine industry
• The Medical Minute: Thousands of kids injured in furniture accidents
• Good morning! Well, have we got a treat for you. The Hon. Fredric J. Ammerman '82, President Judge of Clearfield County, has proclaimed May 2011 "Law Clerk Appreciation Month." And here's a copy of the order. No. 26-2011-MD. Thanks, J
• Lunar Lion team develops moonlander blueprint at NASA center
• Penn State researchers to focus on obesity prevention training
• Penn State researchers develop stink bug monitoring tool
• Video highlights GIS mapping of infectious diseases
• How much does your first law firm supervisor matter? Quite a bit, according to Smeal College of Business researchers who have dubbed it the "initial assignment" effect.
• Employees should build reputation before using work-family programs
• New meat-labeling regulation will standardize nutritional information
• Big Ten Network to Air Eight Spring Championships in May
• Medical center performs rare, double living donor organ transplant
• Penn State's Terrorism Center responds to death of Osama bin Laden
• Curley A Finalist for Sports Business Athletic Director of the Year
• Arboretum holds Arbor Day event
• Students save more than $2 million in textbook costs by renting
• When did we exchange people for consumers? Prof. Ellen Dannin wants to know.
• Lionettes Announce 2011-2012 Dance Team Members
• Penn State claims EIVA Championship, advances to NCAA Semifinals
• BPA exposure may be associated with wheezing in children
• Dirty mouths lead to broken hearts
• Thousands attend Movin' On 2011
• Joe Cotilletta '11 makes his case before a jury of little Nittany Lions at Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day in University Park.
• It's 2:30 on a beautiful Friday afternoon in New York and where are all the tax experts? At the 8th Annual Institute on the Tax Aspects of Mergers and Acquisitions, hosted by the law school and the New York City Bar. Professor Sam Thompson, assisted
• Humphrey Fellows study higher ed to help their countries' universities
• Budget situation continues as topic at Faculty Senate
• Council to draft Penn State's Strategic Plan for Sustainability
• Scientists paint chemical picture of antibiotic-resistant bacteria
• Center for Immigrants' Rights plays role in key post-9/11 policy shift
• Remember the controversial NSEERS Program? As of today it's suspended, thanks in part to advocacy efforts of Penn State's Center for Immigrants' Rights and Professor Shoba Sivaprasad Wadhia. We caught up with her to learn more the problems
• Penn State EcoCAR team accepted into EcoCAR 2 contest
• Global health minor links biomedical science degrees to 'human impact'
• Faculty and staff portion of For the Future campaign begins
• Up to $3,000 reward offered for information on assault cases
• Penn State, Germany's University of Freiburg to celebrate partnership
• The Medical Minute: Keeping the young pitcher healthy
• Outspoken former State Department Spokesperson--yes, THE outspoken State Department Spokesman--will be joining us for a year. Welcome, Mr. Crowley!
• Former State Department spokesman accepts position at Penn State Law
• Gadowsky named Penn State men's ice hockey coach
• Topical treatment may prevent melanoma
• Motor protein may offer promise in ovarian cancer treatment
• Penn State study assesses state taxes on Marcellus Shale production
• Radiation from Japan not damaging nation's food supply
• Olympus partnership provides cutting-edge tech to bio students
• The Poet's Perspective: 'The Reasons' considers past innocence
• In case you missed this--Mark Polin '10 served on the trial team that obtained this record setting verdict on behalf of a child who was injured before birth. Polin had been an OBGYN before attending law school.
• Penn State Altoona to offer first RTE program in the nation
• Heard on Campus: Journalist Andrew Revkin
• Penn State to award three honorary degrees at spring commencement
• Penn State In Third Place in Final Winter Learfield Sports Directors' Cup Standings
• PBS to re-broadcast Penn State professor-hosted special
• Prof. Stephen Ross speculates on why DOJ hasn't been more interested.
• More Penn State initiatives aim to curb dangerous drinking
• Couple creates $1 million endowment, $100,000 scholarship in business
• The Medical Minute: Head and neck cancer -- what you need to know
• Decoding human genes is the goal of a new open-source encyclopedia
• Penn State Football's 125th season features many fan favorites
• Oyez, Oyez!...Commencement information is posted! Happy 32-days-until-graduation thoughts to the Class of 2011.
• Bankruptcy "maestro" (and associate dean) Marie Reilly provides a musical analogy for Chapter 11 in today's Philadelphia Inquirer.
• Journalist and author Revkin headlines Colloquium on the Environment
• Data miners dig for corrosion resistance
• Runners and Donations Double for Second Annual Beaver Stadium Run for Special Olympics Pennsylvania
• Penn State's ReDi Index ready to be global standard zero-waste measure
• Students raise more than $14,000 for Japan relief efforts
• NC2IF evaluates sensors in Air Force-sponsored research
• The Poet's Perspective: 'Understory' reflects exotic travel memories
• See what Joshua Auriemma has to say about iPad2 v. iPad.
• Blue blanks White, 10-0, in rain-shortened contest
• Spring football game highlights events during Blue-White Weekend
• Probing Question: Do we romanticize the Amish?
• Penn State president to discuss Internet privacy on call-in show
• Stephen Ross speaks on the NCAA / and reforming accounting of games that they play. Tailgate with us before Blue-White / Then go to the carnival Saturday night. And if the sun decides to hide, GOOD NEWS--we are tailgating inside.
• Israeli Media increases division between people
• Rain causes additional parking changes for Blue-White Game
• I-99 closed near State College; roadway to reopen by 1 p.m. today
• Media critic earns Bart Richards Award
• Penn State earns 53 winter Academic All-Big Ten honors
• Dangers of ticks and Lyme disease most significant in spring
• Red carpet, please! Screening of Cruz Reynoso: Sowing the Seeds of Justice with director Abby Ginzberg begins TONIGHT at 6:00 p.m.
• Penn State offers retirement option as cost-saving plan in two units
• Scientists recreate brain cells from skin cells to study schizophrenia
• Penn State SBDC recognized for contributions to community
• 'Conversations' to discuss reporting from the White House
• The Medical Minute: Donate life
• Karen Gunnison '82 on new role as chief of staff to First Lady Susan Corbett and more on Blue-White weekend.
• It's official! SCOTUS granted certiorari in Florence v. Burlington County, a case argued before the Third Circuit by our very own Brooks DiDonato '90. Congratulations, Counselor!
• Penn State, Dalian University of Technology celebrate partnerships
• Real-time search market worth more than $30 million a day
• Heard on Campus: Author Alexander McCall Smith on fiction with virtues
• Almost 300 Awards Presented at 24th SAAB Annual Academic Achievement Awards Banquet
• Need a moment of inspiration? Next week Penn State research teams will connect with colleagues in Uganda to talk about Penn State innovations. The School of International Affairs has invited us to the event, which takes place in the Lewis Katz Building.
• Penn State Law military justice expert on 9-11 terrorist trials
• The Poet's Perspective: 'Riding Lesson' depicts sensory memories
• Nittany Lion Softball Park formally dedicated
• Penn State in third place in Learfield Sports Directors' Cup Standings
• Mechanism for esophageal cancer uncovered
• Dudeks' $2.5 million gift to benefit Penn State students and research
• Study helps to solve Darwin's mystery about ancient plant evolution
• See what Professor Lopatka told NPR about Google's acquistion of ATI
• Penn State professor to host PBS special on climate change April 10
• Students conduct language science research in global internships
• Class on interactive media, video game industries to launch in fall
• An interdisciplinary discussion of the disasters in Japan
• Friday Flashback: the first time I set foot in the Law School, I ____.
• Best Colleges ranks World Campus and online IT No. 1, online MBA No. 9
• Penn State In Third Place in Learfield Sports Directors' Cup Standings
• Heard on Campus: Ed Montgomery at the Forum
• TONIGHT--Phi Alpha Delta holding a panel discussion on HB 2189--a bill on "sexting" and First Amendment issues. Panel features star alumnus Ed Marsico & more. FYI, we are expecting a camera crew from the State House. Reception at 5:30; pane
• Four Penn State water-quality projects honored by USDA
• Heard on Campus: Neil deGrasse Tyson
• Are military trials the best answer for detainees at Guantanamo Bay? We caught up with former Guantanamo Military Commissioner Gen. (Ret.) John D. Altenburg to get his thoughts.
• Big Ten announces 2013 and 2014 conference football schedules
• Lab focuses on new technology to prevent icing on planes, helicopters
• International students realize potential through Penn State program
• How long will the mysterious "Graeme A." maintain his power? He holds dual mayorships of Penn State Law on Foursquare AND the Chef Boyardee Machine.
• The Medical Minute: Fatal crashes fall among teen drivers
• Scholar and self-professed "sports nut" Stephen Ross is quoted in today's NYT on the natural order of NFL labor.
• Reward increased for information on off-campus assault
• After 20 years, MRC still making students feel more at home
• Student Stories: California dairy internship helped hopeful farm owner
• Students rally in protest of appropriation cuts
• Men's volleyball claims EIVA title
• Penn State ag economist says rising food prices not the farmers' fault
• 'Requiem' a sellout at Eisenhower
• The Poet's Perspective: 'Sadness in Spring' mulls dichotomy, briefly
• We will add more photos as they are available. Jump in and tag yourselves! If you have photos to share, feel free to send them to communications@law.psu.edu.
• In case you missed this--Prof. William Fox explains why some jury trials are moved to other counties in PA. (Video--cool Katz Bldg. footage around 1:03).
• Research shows taste perception of bitter foods depends on genetics
• Penn State leads nation with 10 NCAA Championships since 2007
• The Medical Minute: Volunteering for clinical research
• Archaeologists explore Iraqi marshes for origins of urbanization
• Frequently asked questions related to state funding for Penn State
• Video production policy updated
• PILF auction tonight in Carlisle! Fun begins at 7 PM at 320 E. Louther St. Tickets available at the door.
• For the Bay: Conewago Creek may hold key for cleaning up Chesapeake
• Student Stories: Purple eggs, pickling process fascinated her
• Penn State Leads Nation With 10 NCAA Championships Since 2007
• Video: Spanier appears before annual House appropriations committee
• Penn State announces spring 2011 commencement ceremonies and speakers
• Butterfly study reveals traits that aid species in colonization
• Heard on Campus: chief AP White House correspondent Ben Feller
• Percussion professor donates bass chimes
• Join us tomorrow at 6:30 PM for a great discussion on Guantanamo Bay featuring the former Appointing Authority for the Military Commissions. This program is presented with our friends at the Army War College and Dickinson College. We hope to see you here
• Spanier again makes case for state appropriation funding
• Spanier again makes case for state appropriation funding
• Penn State president to appear on PCN's 'On the Issues' March 29
• Penn State president to appear on PCN's 'On the Issues' March 29
• Penn State president to testify before state House committee March 28
• Penn State president to testify before state House committee March 28
• Talk about thinking on your feet. Musician and aspiring prosecutor Joe Devine '11 found time to perform with the Blue Band this year. We caught up with him for a web profile.
• Demographics cloud optimism on black violent crime decrease
• Demographics cloud optimism on black violent crime decrease
• The Poet's Perspective: 'Late Words' takes on shameful family secret
• The Poet's Perspective: 'Late Words' takes on shameful family secret
• Liberal Arts alumni board surpasses $1 million fundraising goal
• A letter to Penn State faculty and staff from President Graham Spanier
• Maple syrup to simmer at Shaver's Creek
• Penn State moves to No. 2 in Directors' Cup standings
• If you were in Carlisle right now, on the second floor of the 1985 addition, you would hear a certain iconic professor singing "Accentuate the positive, eliminate the negative, latch on to the affirmative...." Happy Friday.
• Heard on Campus: Jane Goodall at Eisenhower Auditorium
• Dispatch from South Africa: Close encounter of the shark kind
• Penn State Moves to Second in Learfield Directors' Cup Standings
• In case you missed this--the latest NYT blog entry from Linda Greenhouse, our 2011 graduation speaker.
• Penn State to observe Earth Hour on March 26
• TODAY--check out the bake sale to benefit Japan organized by Baro Lee, Tiffany Tran, APALSA & the Environmental Law Society. All proceeds will be donated to the Red Cross to benefit victims of the earthquake and tsunami.
• Dispatch from South Africa: A dining experience and a rugby match
• "While these state laws purport to rely on existing federal immigration laws, they cannot possibly capture the nuance and complexity of such laws, especially as applied to individual cases. " --Victor Romero.
• Lutz retires after 34 years
• Baro Lee '12, president of APALSA, has announced a bake sale for tomorrow, 3/24 from 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Proceeds from the sale will be donated to Red Cross relief efforts for the recent Japan Earthquake and Tsunami. Cash donations to the Red Cro
• Famed astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson to give Waynick Lecture
• Penn State Law professor shares perspective on potential NFL strike
• Prof. Katherine Pearson heads to London today to chair a conference on "Detecting and Preventing Financial Abuse of Older Adults." Bon Voyage, Professor!
• Dispatch from South Africa: Stadium lives up to hype
• First sex linked to better body image in men, not women
• The Medical Minute: March is Brain Injury Awareness Month
• Penn State online degree will prepare engineers for management roles
• Hillkirk to lead Berks campus
• "DeMaurice Smith, I think, could cut a deal in 24 hours with Jerry Jones, owner of the Cowboys, that would be mutually agreeable...The problem isn't getting Union to agree with Management. It's getting Management to agree with each other.&
• Plowfield named chancellor at York
• Big Ten to recommend men's ice hockey as conference sport
• Sign language users read words and see signs simultaneously
• 2011 Student Award recipients announced, lauded for achievements
• Dispatch from South Africa: Politics, past and present
• Lady Lions drop heartbreaker to DePaul in NCAA Tournament
• Dispatch from South Africa: Across continents, climates and time zones
• The Poet's Perspective: 'The Plum Tree' ponders seasonal change
• Judge John E. Jones III '80 rose to national prominence when he decided Kitzmiller v. Dover School District. He visits us TODAY at 12:30 along with constitutional law and religion scholar Prof. Frank Ravitch '91, who has written a book titled M
• $10 million gift endows dean's chair, ethics institute director
• Penn State wins 2011 NCAA wrestling national championship
• Lion wrestlers on verge of claiming 2011 NCAA Championship
• Lady Lions advance to NCAA second round with win over Dayton
• Lions lead at NCAA Wrestling Championships; three in finals tonight
• Sending happy two-months-and-three-days-until-graduation thoughts to the Class of 2011.
• Penn State Global Programs supports Japan, ensures student well-being
• Penn State trustee election ballot positions announced
• Trustees approve sale of second parcel for community park
• Schaffer, Schreyer honored for service to Penn State
• Uncertainty of state funds forces hold on projects
• Board of Trustees meets; President Spanier's remarks
• Penn State wrestlers in first place after two sessions at NCAA tourney
• Nittany Lions fall to Temple on buzzer beater in NCAA Tournament
• New process cleanly extracts oil from tar sands and fouled beaches
• Video: President Spanier's testimony at Senate appropriations hearing
• 2011 Faculty/Staff Award recipients announced, lauded for achievements
• Appropriations committee hearing focuses on proposed cuts
• Alumni, students to meet legislators, rally during Capital Day April 5
• Is the Blue-White scrimmage in your future? (Would that be "moot football?") Join us on April 16 in University Park. For more information contact Robin Fulton or Dyanna Stupar.
• Legendary environmentalist Jane Goodall to speak March 24
• Penn State receives grant to improve care for military children
• Penn State president to testify before state Senate committee March 15
• Attention NOVA Fans: Neil deGrasse Tyson will visit Penn State on 4/6. It might be just the study break you need.
• Pat McTarsney Kicks Off All-Sports Museum Women's History Month Series
• Psst, alumni, do you have a photo to share for this week's Friday Flashback? Feel free to send to communications@law.psu.edu with "Friday Flashback" in the subject line.
• Navy Band to perform at Eisenhower
• Microfinance Fund offers matching support, new model for giving
• The Medical Minute: Family tree one factor in colorectal cancer risk
• Pulitzer Prize winners, White House correspondent highlight conference
• Children of immigrants more apt than natives to live with both parents
• Lady Lions earn No. 6 seed in NCAA Tournament
• In case you missed this--legal market guru Prof. William Henderson will speak on recent trends and changes in legal hiring and recruiting here on 4/13. Students, alumni, and friends are most cordially invited. Sponsored by the Penn State Law Review.
• The Poet's Perspective: 'Island of Daily Life' recalls summer's joys
• Cosmopolitan magazine executive to speak at Smeal
• Public invited to March 20 celebration of Schreyer legacy
• Nittany Lions to clash with Temple in NCAA Tournament
• Lions roll into Big Ten final behind Battle and Frazier
• Penn State defeats Wisconsin, advances to Big Ten semifinal
• 'Conversations' to discuss experiences of a theater director
• Student Stories: Perspective in the Dominican
• Nittany Lions advance to Big Ten quarterfinals with win over Hoosiers
• Spanier's response to budget cuts archived for future viewing
• Lions face Hoosiers in Big Ten first round
• Join us on March 21 for a forum with Judge John E. Jones who decided Kitzmiller v. Dover Area School District, and constitutional law scholar Frank Ravitch '91.
• President's remarks to re-air on TV, online tonight
• Penn State president critical of plan to slash state funding
• Missing DNA makes us human
• Musical version of 'The Color Purple' to be held March 22-23
• Penn State president to respond to deep funding cuts proposed
• Battle earns first-team All-Big Ten honors
• Devastating appropriation cut advanced for Penn State
• "Legal Geek" Joshua Auriemma '10 on why "Your Not-Entirely-Tech-Impaired Lawyer Friend Should Not Be Your Primary Source of Technology Software Advice!"
• Ability Athletics Receives Largest Grant in Program History
• ChesapeakeView: Everything you need to know about the bay
• March 14 'Expert Opinion' show on BTN covers athlete nutrition
• Alumnus Ed Marsico appears on this recent episode of the CBS show 48 Hours Mystery, right around the 13:30 mark.
• ConocoPhillips, Penn State rev up 2011 Energy Prize Competition
• Heavy snow delays University Park activities until 10 a.m.
• Lady Lions fall in Big Ten Championship game
• Nittany Lion wrestlers claim 2011 Big Ten Championship
• Lady Lions advance to Big Ten Championship game with win over Illinois
• Lady Lions stymie Purdue, advance to Big Ten semifinals
• Field trip! The Children's Advocacy Clinic attended argument in Camreta v. Green this week, a case for which they co-authored an amicus brief. Also, the Penn State Law Review made their own trip to the Court. Tag yourselves!
• Food workers should stay home when they are sick
• The Medical Minute: The importance of Patient Safety Awareness Week
• Does ambivalence cause people to financially abuse elderly people? Prof. Katherine Pearson, who co-directs the Elder Law and Consumer Protection Clinic with Trisha Cowart, recently spoke on this at University College Dublin. Here's a link to her tal
• Tree geneticist receives $3.7 million grant for hardwoods research
• New endowment to enhance Penn State turfgrass programs
• Probing Question: Are cow burps contributing to global warming?
• Alumnus' film is one of two finalists in online contest
• Discrimination creates racial battle fatigue for African-Americans
• Video shares sights of sounds from Nittany Lion mascot tryouts
• Heard on Campus: Walgreens executive Hal Rosenbluth
• Commmunications students travel to South Africa for spring break
• Penn State scorched by No. 1 Ohio State, 82-61
• Want to help the Public Interest Law Fund? Would you grow a mustache or wear a fake one? Well, Ely Ross et al. have just the event for you.
• Meet LL.M. student (and new father!) Sardorbek Abdukhalilov, who wants to make Kyrgyzstan a more peaceful place.
• Freedom to choose leisure activities benefits people with autism
• 'Medicine in Blue and White' debuts March 7 on Big Ten Network
• We are closing in on spring break. What would (or will) you do with an entire week off?
• The Poet's Perspective: 'Haircut on Via Di Mezzo' airs 'open secret'
• Big Ten Network to Air Big Ten Women's Basketball Tournament & Wrestling Championships in HD
• President's Concert celebrates students' talent
• Heard on Campus: James W. McJunkin at the Forum
• Last night the Women's Law Caucus presented the Sylvia H. Rambo Award paying tribute to Attorney Frances H. Del Duca '66 and Attorney Maureen F. Del Duca.
• Penn State alumni rank among leaders producing Peace Corps volunteers
• DOE grant joins climate modeling with local, regional empirical data
• Professor Lucy Johnston-Walsh, who runs our legal Children's Advocacy Clinic that integrates social work grad students and pediatric residents, was appointed to the Interdisciplinary Clinical Legal Education Section of the American Association of La
• As colleges move through Core Council process, new ideas emerge
• Four faculty receive WUN support for global research partnerships
• PSUTXT test a success
• Know someone who wants to learn more about naturalization? Steer them our way on March 15 for this free program, offered by the Center for Immigrants' Rights and U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.
• "If you know Pennsylvania history, you know quite a bit of American History." --Former Pennsylvania Governor Thomas Ridge '72. Video courtesy of Penn State.
• FEATURE: Herman Boone Shares Legendary History
• Archaeologists show how 'American Treasures' illuminate country's past
• Heard on Campus: Herman Boone
• Penn State Uplifting Athletes sets date for Lift for Life
• Assessing the human impacts of mountaintop removal mining
• Video shows enduring partnership between Commonwealth and Penn State
• Penn State alumni star in Discovery Channel program beginning today
• Big Ten Network to Air Seven Winter Championships in HD
• Chris' Test Story
• Intercollegiate Athletics and ACDI to Co-Sponsor Herman Boone Presentation with the Student Programming Association
• Midnight Clear declared for tonight (Feb. 21)
• The Poet's Perspective: 'Venetian' imagery foreshadows failing couple
• Probing Question: What causes stuttering?
• Penn State College of Medicine begins offering new doctoral degree
• Applications for the Nittany Lion Mascot Due Today
• 'Bombshell' explodes myths of female terrorist motivation
• Should the actions of the Westboro Baptist Church be protected by the First Amendment? Join us at 1:00 today (2/21) to hear from attorney Sean Summers who argued on behalf of the family of Marine Lance Corporal Matthew Snyder all the way to the Supreme C
• Nanotechnology may lead to new treatment of liver cancer
• THON 2011 raises more than $9.5 million
• Skin color: Handy tool for teaching evolution
• Photosynthesis may hold key to production of cheap hydrogen for fuel
• Juggling languages can build better brains
• Multiple approaches necessary to tackle world's food problems
• U.S. will no longer dominate science and research, study finds
• NPR to air interview with Penn State professor today (Feb. 18)
• Dancers, supporters ready for THON 2011 Feb. 18-20 at Jordan Center
• Research universities play a major role in national security
• Friday Flashback to April 1982. Tag yourselves, or your parents...
• Paterno's necktie from 400th win nets $10,200 for Public Broadcasting
• PSU Extension offers free tax preparation help for low-income families
• Numerous Penn State Student-Athletes Ready for THON Weekend
• Students set to produce complete THON coverage, including webcast
• These were found today outside of Professor Harvey Feldman's office. No word yet on whether he intends to treat them as abandoned property or a gift.
• The Medical Minute: Seasonal Affective Disorder
• FEATURE: The Long Road to Success: A Talk with Lisa Salters
• Abington professor's new book exposes NBA betting scandal
• Student Stories: Statistical service internship makes it all add up
• Parking Office announces parking, transit changes related to THON
• “He has a remarkable ability to span boundaries and to frame important questions that prompt the creation of highly effective collaborative research teams." --David Monk, dean of Penn State College of Education on Prof. Preston Green
• Penn State Lunar Lion joins Google Lunar X PRIZE competition
• Invasive plants can create positive ecological change, study finds
• Research shows segregation in charter schools
• Students flock to Spring Career Fair
• Ice Campaign receives $1 million gift from Paul and Nancy Silvis
• In honor of the arbitration symposium today, we'll ask you to weigh in. Do you prefer arbitration to a courtroom trial? If so, why?
• CarbonEARTH program facilitates science education, teaching
• The Poet's Perspective: 'In Praise of the Basset Hound'
• No, it's not a typo--Lisa Pex Shevlin '11 is earning her J.D. and a master's in international affairs in just three years. Here's how.
• Career Days, THON affect campus parking Tuesday to Sunday
• Do you simply <3 arbitration? Sign up now for Wednesday's symposium on the powers of the arbitrator. Webcast available.
• Probing Question: How did Valentine's Day start?
• Organization Displays Pride in All of Penn State Fans
• President's Concert a 'win-win' for students, alumni
• Battle nets 2,000 as Lions roll past Northwestern, 65-41
• LateNight features activities for all
• Five students selected for MLB.com internships
• Topping-off ceremony held at Penn State Hershey Children's Hospital
• Did you meet your valentine at The Dickinson School of Law? By our calculations more than 608 of you have.
• Monster truck show to roll into Bryce Jordan Center April 1 and 2
• Blue-White Weekend set for April 15-17
• Interested in today's Marcellus Shale Symposium webcast? Look no further. First panel begins at 10:00 a.m.
• Bon Jovi kicks off world tour at BJC
• Key to better health care may be a walk in the park
• The Medical Minute: What is an Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm?
• New website a valuable resource for wildlife information
• Student Stories: Animal sciences grad finds success in Midwest
• Penn State health care research effort to become NSF center
• Extra Extra! Meet new Assistant Dean of Career Services Kenny R. Tatum & more.
• Portion of sidewalk on Pollock Road to be closed Feb. 10
• Students join Bon Jovi tour crew
• Lady Lions secure 20-win season, 800th program victory
• Penn State to conduct test of PSUTXT system
• Student Stories: Turf grad overseeing New York soccer venue
• The Poet's Perspective: 'Shopping' ponders retail therapy
• Associate Athletic Director, Senior Woman Administrator Sue Delaney-Scheetz Announces Retirement
• Video: Obama visit highlights Penn State energy innovation
• Bioenergy researcher gets $1 million grant to explore sorghum disease
• The Medical Minute: Heart healthy at any age
• Extension educator reminds taxpayers of missed credits, deductions
• How lawyers can protect elderly from scams, tonight on WITF Radio Smart Talk with Prof. Katherine Pearson.
• Attendees offer reactions to Obama policy speech
• Obama: Penn State poised to help U.S. 'Win the Future'
• Did you see the President or his motorcade on campus today? Here are photos of the event posted by The Penn Stater Magazine.
• Videos highlight Penn State's breadth of alternate energy research
• On 'Conversations': Award-winning physicist says time travel possible
• Probing Question: Are cell phones safe?
• Big Ten Network will cover President Obama's speech at noon today!
• Big Ten Network carries Obama speech, other viewing sites available
• Penn State students honored to be part of Obama visit
• University Park community warned of potential for falling ice, snow
• Bus detours announced for Thursday
• Penn State alumnus to direct Super Bowl telecast
• Ritalin may ease early iron deficiency damage
• Wintry mix may cause delays; employees and students should be alert
• Four Penn State Teams Featured 14 Times on Big Ten Network In First Two Weeks of February
• Routines to change during Obama visit; some building closures expected
• Calling future lawyers! Professors Anna Laakmann, M.D.; Jamison Colburn & Dr. Eileen Kane will speak tomorrow on careers in science and the law. Live webcast available.
• OPP declares Midnight Clear for tonight, tomorrow night (Feb. 1 and 2)
• Tickets to Obama speech claimed, alternate viewing options available
• Museum Announces Black History Month Celebration
• Nike, Inc. gives Penn State Libraries $400,000
• Limited number of Obama tickets available for employees and students
• Obama visit postponed to Thursday
• Heinz Endowments awards Marcellus Shale research grant to Penn State
• 'Find Your Future' Feb. 7 on Big Ten Network features career fair tips
• The Poet's Perspective: 'Prairie Dogs' imagery hints at hate crime
• Lil Wayne to visit Penn State's Bryce Jordan Center March 30
• New program prepares employees and students for active shooter
• Obama visit to alter traffic patterns, daily routines
• Nittany Lions represented on Super Bowl XLV teams
• Improved plant efficiency is key to solving world hunger
• Metamaterials approach makes better satellite antennas
• More details released on Obama visit
• University mourns death of Trustee Emeritus Schaffer
• President Obama to visit University Park on Wednesday
• No. 1 Penn State wrestling hosts No. 8 Iowa in sold-out Rec Hall
• Jazz lights up Schwab
• Do you have a good arbitration story to share? Do tell.
• High school biology teachers reluctant to endorse evolution in class
• Penn State, DOD and USDA partner for well-being of military families
• Penn State Hershey neurosurgeon serving on NFL committee
• Video: Penn State engineers offer design solutions in Morocco
• Ice Cream 101 a sort of 'science camp for adults'
• Preview of 'World on Trial' released
• 5,200 = number of pages Prof. Samuel Thompson needed to tell everything he knows about M&A. Also, he did this brief video.
• Program changes necessary to capture savings and opportunities
• Heard on Campus: Sportswriter Tom Verducci
• The Medical Minute: Staying active all year round
• Penn State wrestlers now ranked No. 1 in USA Today/NWCA Coaches Poll
• Elton John announces March 27 return to Bryce Jordan Center
• Commission leaders report on goals, initiatives for the coming year
• "I asked a friend, 'Wouldn't it be funny if Vegas put odds on the Supreme Court?'" --Penn State Law teaching fellow Josh Blackman in ABA Journal.
• The Poet's Perspective: 'The Children's Concert' eyes cruelty, regret
• Broken pipe in University Park's Hartranft Hall leads to evacuation
• Decline of northern flying squirrel symptom of ailing ecosystem
• Schreyer Honors College saddened by loss of its founder
• Carlisle student Chad Z / went on NPR's "Wait Wait Don't Tell Me" / and on the limerick quiz he proved quite a wiz / and was correct on three out of three.
• Penn State mourns death of leader and philanthropist William Schreyer
• Clemons to Compete at IPC World Championships Saturday
• Architect appointed for water treatment plant expansion
• Penn State Board of Trustees elects executive committee
• Seven named to receive Distinguished Alumni Awards
• Simmons Hall dining areas to be converted to residence spaces
• New Penn State facility to be named Pegula Ice Arena for donors
• Trustees authorize purchase of building at Hershey
• Trustees approve firm to modify steam plant for natural gas use
• It's here! World on Trial preview now posted on YouTube. Enjoy!
• Stimulus grant to fund new lab space at Hershey Medical Center
• Board of Trustees meets; President Spanier's remarks
• Pittsburgh Steelers rely on 'unsung heroes' in march to championship
• Penn State approves architect for IM Building expansion, renovation
• Heard on Campus: NRC Chairman Gregory B. Jaczko
• Probing Question: Are drugs in our water harmful?
• Midnight Clear declared for tonight
• Students raise funds, awareness during THON's third canning weekend
• Jazz musicians John Scofield and Joe Lovano to perform Jan. 27
• A tip of the hat to all VITA volunteers, providing free tax help to elderly people, those on fixed or low incomes, and people who have disabilities.
• New mortgage design would minimize home foreclosures
• The Medical Minute: Every day is a good day to give the gift of life
• Penn State research on biofuel feedstocks will support new center
• Penn State Teams Featured 11 Times on Big Ten Network During Next Two Weeks
• Inclement weather forces cancelation of Martin Luther King Jr. event
• Introducing the newest item on the faculty bookshelf, a guide to the Law of Financial Abuse and Exploitation for lawyers, judges, bankers, and families.
• Penn State Places Fifth in Final Fall Learfield Sports Directors' Cup Standings
• For the Bay: Chesapeake nutrient imbalance must be addressed
• 'Fiddler on the Roof' comes to Eisenhower Auditorium Jan. 25
• In case you missed this--Professor Ellen Dannin will be a featured speaker at a "Flash Forum" on civility and public discourse on January 21 in the Paterno Library.
• Inclement weather on the way
• Penn State honored for its part in chestnut reintroduction program
• Students test-drive iPads in technical writing course
• The Poet's Perspective: 'Death of the Owl' an exercise in grief
• "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere." --Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., 1963
• Heard on Campus: Penn State Laureate Robin Becker at the Forum
• NRC chairman to visit University Park
• Friday Flashback to 1972. Is that a puppet in the first row? Tip of the hat to Robin Fulton for the photo.
• Penn State CI Day to showcase cyberinfrastructure, Jan. 31 to Feb. 1
• Drum roll please! Our 2011 commencement speaker is...
• Quick school cafeteria lines could lead to healthier food choices
• Nittany Lions shock No. 16 Illinois, 57-55
• The Medical Minute: Maintain weight-loss goals throughout the year
• Ice Cream Short Course covers 'cow to cone'
• In case you missed this, the Marcellus Shale symposium on 2/10 offers free CLE credit. We would love to see you here.
• Midnight Clear declared for tonight
• Snow is falling! Tell us, what is the WORST weather through which you've slogged on your way to an educational institution of any kind? Be sure to tell us the location and year. By the way, here's a link to our inclement weather plan.
• Farm food safety program targets fruit, vegetable producers
• Eight faculty named Fellows of AAAS
• Rohan Murphy Speech Set for Wednesday
• The Poet's Perspective: 'Port-au-Prince, 1960' changes a child's view
• The Starbucks effect: Committed customers don't like logo redesigns
• Annual Report Of Research Activity now available
• Tractor rollover protection program will save farmers' lives
• MLK commemoration calls for celebration, action; Bond keynote speaker
• Nittany Lions down No. 18 Michigan State, 66-62
• Nine former Nittany Lions on NFL playoff teams
• Friday Flashback: here's a little something from the archives. Do you recognize the man in the middle?
• Speech-language pathologists positioned to help victims of bullying
• Right metaphor key to recruiting patients for clinical trials
• The Penn State Environmental Law Review invites you (yes you!) to a Marcellus Shale Law and Policy Symposium on Feb. 10. CLE credits available.
• At South Pole, world's most extreme scientific construction project
• Ambassador Butler to lead nuclear disarmament group
• So what's on your reading list now that the holidays are over? Professors Katherine Pearson and Trisha Cowart have authored a new book on The Law of Financial Abuse and Exploitation.
• PA state parks draw $818 million in sales, support 10,000 jobs
• Student Stories: International ag grad takes on Caribbean farm
• Field trip brings Gulf oil spill into focus for Penn State students
• Conversation with SI's Verducci set Jan. 25
• Professor Ross Pifer talks to WPSU about what's on the line in a lawsuit over reasonable use and gas drilling.
• See the Outback Bowl trip from the Blue Band perspective
• Infant hydrocephalus, seasonal and linked to farm animals in Uganda
• Best wishes for a happy and healthy 2011 for our students, alumni, and friends.
• We are so sad to report the death of Nicole Berman '09. Dedicated to serving others, she worked as an attorney at MidPenn Legal Services. Here is a 2009 article on her work in the Family Law Clinic.
• Fan response for tickets exceeds expectations
• So, what are your resolutions for 2011?
• Penn State Earns 69 Fall Academic All-Big Ten Honors
• Spanier shares his annual holiday movie reviews for 2010
• 'Food of the gods' genome sequence could make finest chocolate better
• Student legal services clinic is a first stop for Penn State students facing legal issues. #PennState #lawschool
• Paterno to receive NCAA's Gerald R. Ford Award for being role model
• Researchers train software to help monitor climate change
• Hershey Medical Group sets winter break hours for State College
• Keep food safety in mind when preparing for holiday celebrations
• Penn State law professor sheds light on foreclosure crisis
• Quitting menthol cigarettes may be harder for some smokers
• New case estimates show foodborne illness still a big problem
• Four-Peat! Women's volleyball beats Cal, 3-0, for NCAA title
• Alumni ranks increase with fall 2010 commencement
• Advertising and R&D recession spending good for certain firms
• New research on how contagious diseases spread through communities
• Conference center hotel closing temporarily during holiday week
• Friday Flashback: a little something from the archives. Happy 20th anniversary, PILF.
• Nittany Lion women's volleyball dominates Texas, 3-0
• Penn Staters to rally before Outback Bowl
• Police investigating new indecent exposure incident
• Why, yes, that is Professor Lance Cole in Bloomberg today talking about the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission.
• Penn State experts offer strategies to prevent tobacco use among teens
• Highmark and Geisinger reach accord that benefits Penn State employees
• Summer internship leads to job for Penn State adult learner
• Women's volleyball to square off against Texas in NCAA Semifinal
• Video: Teen body image -- reality versus perception
• Retired physician, veteran, 88, receives undergraduate science degree
• The Medical Minute: Toy safety tips when shopping for holiday gifts
• Celtic Woman ensemble to perform at Bryce Jordan Center on March 24
• Dec. 20 edition of 'Expert Opinion' dissects the game day experience
• Team receives $2 million grant for data-privacy research
• Timothy Gilsbach '04 breaks down two recent PA Commonwealth decisions that give guidance on a rarely litigated issue--gifted education.
• Coast Guard veteran and stay-at-home dad earns Penn State degree
• Winter weather advisory: check forecast before hitting the road
• Career Services senior director sought
• Campus is dressed up for the holidays
• Big Ten Reveals New Logo and Honors Football History with Division Names and Trophies
• Big Ten reveals new logo, division names and trophies
• Research website will take viewers deep into the Gulf of Mexico
• Research tackles drug use, HIV in South African youth
• Professor Larry Catá Backer blogs about the work of Dr. Nichola Gutgold.
• Women's volleyball advances to NCAA Semifinals
• University plans for change, but hopes for health care agreement
• The first week of finals draws to a close today. What was (or is) your favorite place to study?
• Penn State geography professor to conduct fieldwork in Antartica
• Early income-tax filing may not be your best deal
• Iron legacy leaves soil high in manganese
• Key protein that allows nerve cells to repair themselves discovered
• Santa leads merry lunchtime concert
• Looking for a study break? Check out our photostream on FlickR.
• Probing Question: Is the moon shrinking?
• Pennsylvania's new food-safety law initiates major changes
• Penn State student studies climate change adaptation in Tanzania
• Video: Odor Assessment Lab tries to tone down farm odors
• The Medical Minute: Clean hands equal a healthy body
• Brand recognition can help hotels survive economic downturns
• Alumni Association sponsors official tour to Outback Bowl
• Penn State-Florida clash set for 25th Outback Bowl
• Potential unexpected changes looming for University health care
• Rainforest conservation needs new direction to address climate change
• Penn State continues to rule Big Ten football TV ratings
• It's beginning to look a lot like finals.
• 'To the Best of My Knowledge' explores healthy aging
• Penn State students travel tri-state area for second canning weekend
• Dec. 6 edition of 'Expert Opinion' examines future of the Big Ten
• Punitive damages for BP? Prof. Jamison Colburn tells Reuters it would be a "wild card."
• Relationship-strengthening class improves life for new families
• Once and for all: Buying a real Christmas tree is a good thing
• Penn State announces fall 2010 commencement events and speakers
• Invasive pest danger closer than you think
• It's true--finals begin in just seven days. Alumni, what did you do to keep your cool during finals?
• The Medical Minute: Doctor, why are my fingers curling up?
• Penn State Demo Day showcases student ventures
• Students take charge of hotels, build team decision-making skills
• Going bowling with the Nittany Lions? Here's how.
• Penn State bowl tickets on sale Sunday night
• Report sets new dietary intake levels for calcium and vitamin D
• The Poet's Perspective: 'The Wood Lot' honors a conscientious subject
• Women's volleyball earns 14th Big Ten title, No. 4 NCAA Tourney seed
• Crows again roosting at University Park
• We are thankful for our community of alumni, students, faculty, staff, and friends. Have a great day tomorrow!
• Penn State leads nation with three first-team Academic All-Americans
• Safety reminders, advice offered for field dressing, processing deer
• Pittsburgh area architects award Lewis Katz Building design honor
• Police seek leads on stadium incidents, encourage civil fan behavior
• “Penn State was my first choice for law school primarily because of the School’s commitment to public policy and disability rights—specifically through the Disability Law Clinic,” Andrew Rozynski '11.
• Hazleton interim director of Academic Affairs Marlene Guers dies
• Let's get the thankfulness started early! What are you thankful for right now?
• Lehigh Valley couple makes $4 million gift to Penn State
• Student Stories: Internship immerses Ag Ed student in India
• Residence halls open 5 p.m. Friday to accommodate fans who live there
• SAAB Auction to Benefit THON
• Penn State Impact videos share stories of critical involvement
• Penn State wins narrow victory in annual Blood Donor Challenge
• Penn State-Michigan State clash set for noon kick
• Nittany Lions stop the Hoosiers, 41-24
• Tune in Nov. 22 for one-on-one 'Expert Opinion' with NCAA's president
• Central Pennsylvania is a great place to watch migrating raptors
• What would you ask a Guantanamo Bay attorney? Tomorrow's pro rep class should be a real treat with guest speakers LTC Darrel Vandeveld and Lt. Col. David Frakt. All law students, faculty, and staff are welcome.
• Expert explains how shopping online for gifts offers risks, benefits
• U.S. House honors Joe Paterno for 400th win
• Students advised of football traffic impact after Thanksgiving break
• Toys for Tots bin shows what *we* already know: our students are awesome.
• Research expected to advance understanding of volcanic processes
• Probing Question: Why is it so hard to lose weight?
• Obama bestows National Medal of Science on Benkovic, Washington
• Harry Potter likely to endure for generations, says literary expert
• Hunters may be surprised by level of Marcellus Shale gas activities
• The Medical Minute: The Great American Smokeout
• National Medal of Science awards to be webcast live
• Cumberland County Wills For Heroes program an "overwhelming success" --Kate Cramer Lawrence, who thanked all alumni and student volunteers including Lisa Grayson, Jeff Lawrence, Katherine M. Fitz-Patrick.
• Rescue missions under way to save Haiti's species from mass extinction
• Acoustics engineers help ESPN rate loudest college basketball arenas
• Researcher explores whether fish feel pain
• Would you buy a share in someone else's lawsuit? Can the U.S. possibly regulate this kind of investment? Check out Professor Laurel Terry's take in today's New York Times "Room for Debate" section.
• Richards Civil War Era Center succeeds in NEH Challenge Grant
• Penn State World Campus innovator receives Sloan-C Fellowship
• Highlighting gender promotes stereotyped views in preschoolers
• Couldn't make the Refugee Act Colloquium on Friday? Here's what you missed.
• Penn State mourns the death of slain alumnus, David L. Grove
• Be ready when inclement weather strikes
• Heard on Campus: Susan Parks on how whales sense their surroundings
• 'Conversations from Penn State' to feature immigrant rights expert
• Do you take dependency cases? How much time do you spend on each case? The Center on Children & the Law has issued this report on advocacy in Pennsylvania.
• The Poet's Perspective: Two poems observe rescued animals
• Penn State Goes Perfect 6-0 on Huge Sports Day
• Public media initiative raises awareness of domestic violence
• Researchers use skin cells to study autism in a petri dish
• Wild weekend ahead in Happy Valley
• In case you missed this--we have amazing speakers lined up for Refugee Act Colloquium tomorrow--Jeanne Smoot of Tahiri Justice Center, Annie Sovcik of Human Rights First, Elizabeth Dallam of UNHCR, and more.
• A Wild Weekend Ahead in Happy Valley
• Global lab to foster communication among engineering students
• Probing Question: How do schizophrenia and DID differ?
• Penn State video shows how maps make cities more personal
• The Medical Minute: November is Diabetes Month
• Clinic students help gain legislature's passage of foster care bill
• Reading, writing novels important and entertaining
• Better earnings quality: Public or private equity firms?
• Police seek leads in small fire on campus started by arsonist
• Energy Day will be Washington showcase for Penn State research
• Scientists discover how songbird brains control singing tempo
• Bon Jovi tickets to go on sale early for Penn Staters
• Vapor rub relieves cold symptoms for children, helps them sleep better
• Penn State names Dow as Corporate Partner of the Year
• Double OT victory gives women's soccer 13th straight Big Ten title
• Basketball teams see exhibition wins
• The Poet's Perspective: 'Old Florida' reveals generational anxieties
• Penn State Army ROTC team headed to national competition after victory
• ESPN's College GameDay to originate from Penn State-Ohio State clash
• Paterno earns 400th career win with victory over Northwestern
• Nittany Lions host Northwestern as Paterno seeks 400th win
• To prevent inbreeding, flowering plants have evolved multiple genes
• Trustees name architect for phase two of Henderson project
• Board approves plan for new lab to expand science research
• Board of Trustees approves renovation of Pollock Dining Commons
• Trustees appoint architects for new ice arena
• Trustees approve room and board rates for 2011-12
• Two new indecent exposure incidents added to ongoing investigation
• Dinner raises more than $300,000 for Renaissance Scholarships
• Scientists discover dying corals, creatures near gulf oil spill site
• Board of Trustees meets; President Spanier's remarks
• Penn State campaign passes halfway mark with strong momentum
• Trustees hear report on enrollment, student aid
• Chefs can create reduced-calorie restaurant foods
• Virginia State president to speak at Achievement Week banquet
• Penn State-Indiana set for noon kick at FedExField
• Football in top 10 percent for graduation success among FBS schools
• President awards alumnus high honor for teaching
• 'Expert Opinion' examines sports gear Nov. 8, welcomes NCAA's Emmert
• Video: Rediscovering Poe
• Penn State adds to list of National Medal of Science winners
• The Medical Minute: Hip and Knee Joint Arthroplasty
• Penn State researchers take on the epidemic of diabetes and obesity
• Massive computing effort to evaluate national hydrological models
• Grant supports research and outreach on foreign language teaching
• 2011 class gift: Lt. Michael P. Murphy/Penn State Veterans Plaza
• Gastric bypass alters sweet taste function
• Water management for Marcellus Shale gas production a growing issue
• Violin virtuoso Jennifer Koh, Moscow State Symphony to perform Nov. 9
• GoPSUsports.com Monday Mailbag Answers - Oct. 25, 2010
• The Poet's Perspective: 'Kouros' records experiences during travel
• Penn State-Ohio State clash set for 3:30 p.m. kick
• Parking lot closed for construction of Biobehavioral Health Building
• Clinton, Onorato to rally at Penn State Greater Allegheny
• Penn State pushes past Michigan, 41-31
• Heard on Campus: Ray Kurzweil
• Video: 'Sustainable Penn State'
• Bon Jovi to kick off 2011 tour at Bryce Jordan Center
• UHS encourages THON participants to get vaccinated against the flu
• Educational researchers target earth and space sciences
• Penn State student-athletes continue record graduation rates
• $7.3 million project to reveal genes of oldest flowering plant lineage
• Eroica Trio to make Penn State premiere Nov. 3 at Schwab Auditorium
• Canned venison a better alternative to grinding your bounty
• Ceremony marks opening of Marcellus Shale Workforce Resource Center
• University celebrates long history of Beaver Stadium
• Aaaand it's a win! Students, tag yourselves. :-)
• Monsters pave way to success for alumnus author
• All-Sports Museum Hosts Trick or Treat Night Oct. 26
• Penn State named Campus Sustainability Leader in national survey
• GoPSUsports.com Monday Mailbag Answers - Oct. 4, 2010
• Yes, this is frost on the Lewis Katz Building. Time for mittens for those "Learned Hands?"
• Penn State Student-Athletes Continue Record Graduation Rates
• How does the brain work? The 100-billion neuron question
• Penn State Law joint study finds filing deadline violates human rights
• Penn State Law student spends summer immersed in military law
• ConocoPhillips, Penn State Award Energy Prize to Rural Cogeneration
• This year's Pennsylvania pumpkins smaller due to low rainfall
• Class gifts hidden from view
• GoPSUsports.com Monday Mailbag Answers - Oct. 4, 2010
• Bicyclists reminded to register, secure bikes and follow traffic laws
• The Poet's Perspective: Penn State laureate on fitting in, choices
• All-Sports Museum Offers Beaver Stadium Tours on Oct. 2
• Extras needed for TV series filming event this evening (Oct. 18)
• GoPSUsports.com Monday Mailbag Answers - Sept. 20, 2010
• GoPSUsports.com Monday Mailbag Answers - Sept. 27, 2010
• HUB-Robeson Center to close Sunday night for electrical repairs
• Student Stories: Food Science grad lands sweet deal at Hershey
• Penn State Takes $10,000 Big Ten Network 'Bobblethon' Prize
• Online posts fuel bullying, domestic violence, say Penn State experts
• Penn State Coaches Earn Stellar Academic Progress Rate Scores in NCAA's Initial Survey
• The Unheard Voices Project broadens education policy debates
• Shen-Heights TV Association Inc. to Launch Big Ten Network
• FedExField student ticket sale on Monday; Bus trip also available
• 2010-11 Penn State Intercollegiate Athletics Tryout Information
• Beaver Stadium named No. 3 'Saturday Shrine' by Sporting News
• Sandy Meyer Receives Lan Hewlett Award from N4A
• Tune in Monday, Oct. 18, for 'Expert Opinion' show on stadium design
• PSU Announces Release Of Nittany Lion Browser Theme
• Biobehavioral Health Building construction to begin Oct. 25
• GoPSUsports.com Monday Mailbag Answers- Aug. 30, 2010
• Students get up close and personal with migrating songbirds
• State College Ranked No. 2 Among Nation's College Towns
• Stephen Benkovic to receive National Medal of Science
• Psychologist helps Penn State athletes with their mental games
• 2011 retiree health care plan changes detailed
• Sports psychologist stresses mental game
• Passion Pit brings 'green' concert to Jordan Center
• GoPSUsports.com Monday Mailbag Answers - Sept. 6, 2010
• Thousands run 'FTK'
• GoPSUsports.com Monday Mailbag Answers - Sept. 13, 2010
• Friday flashback: who are these people? Drop a comment with your guess.
• First Night 2009

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