January 2025
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Bringing the Outside In: Even When Cold Wind Blows, Centre County Offers Plenty of Options for Adventure
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Here are a few ways you can keep up your adventurous spirit on frigid winter days in Centre County.
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Pennsylvania Chamber Orchestra to Perform ‘British Landscapes’
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The Pennsylvania Chamber Orchestra will perform its “British Landscapes” concert on Sunday, Jan. 26, at 3 p.m. in Penn State Recital Hall, Music Building 1
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Penn State Trustees Reschedule HR Committee Meeting. Could It Signal Defensive Coordinator Hire?
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Penn State’s Board of Trustees’ Committee on Equity and Human Resources, which oversees high-paying contracts, has again pushed back the meeting that could signal the conclusion to the search for the football program’s vacant defensive coordinator position. The Board last week originally scheduled two meetings. The first was supposed to commence on Friday, Jan. 17…
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Lady Lions Upset No. 9 Ohio State 62-59
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Penn State women’s basketball (10-9, 1-7 Big Ten) took down No. 9 Ohio State (17-1, 9-1 Big Ten) 62-59 on Sunday afternoon in the Bryce Jordan Center. The Lady Lions overcame an early deficit in the first quarter and never went away, eventually upsetting the undefeated Buckeyes 62-59. It was Penn State’s first win in…
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Former Penn State WR Harrison Wallace III Announces Transfer to Ole Miss
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One of Penn State’s departed offensive weapons has found his new home. Harrison Wallace III, who led all Nittany Lion wide receivers with 720 receiving yards this past season, has committed to Ole Miss, he announced on Instagram on Sunday. Wallace was an integral member of Penn State’s offense over each of the past three…
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Winter Weather Advisory Issued for Centre County
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Centre County is expected to see a round of snow before frigid air settles over the region for several days. The National Weather Service at State College has issued a winter weather advisory from 4 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday with total snow accumulations of 2 to 4 inches. “Roads, and especially bridges and overpasses,…
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‘We’re Here to Help.’ New Smeal Dean Aims to Increase the College’s Community Connections
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“I think business schools have an obligation to be really good citizens in our community,” says Corey Phelps, who took charge as dean of Penn State’s Smeal College of Business last July.
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Great PA News Quiz: Biden Exits, the Sixers Throw a ‘Curveball’ and Shapiro’s Golden Tickets
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In this week’s news quiz: A last-ditch push for a presidential pardon, a Sixers arena saga and the Hamptons of Pennsylvania.
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No. 1 Penn State Wrestling Continues to Roll With 31-7 Win at No. 5 Nebraska
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No. 1 Penn State wrestling (8-0, 2-0 Big Ten) continued its streak of dominance Friday night at Nebraska (6-2, 1-1 Big Ten), knocking off the Cornhuskers 31-7 at the Devaney Center in Lincoln. With the effort, Penn State has outscored its opponents 354-16 in its first eight dual meets of the season and extended its…
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College Township Council Hears Plans for Rehabilitation Hospital, New ARL Building at Innovation Park
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Penn State’s Innovation Park could soon be expanding. College Township Council on Thursday heard requests for minor extensions of the Regional Growth Boundary to construct a privately-owned rehabilitation hospital and a new building for the university’s Applied Research Lab at the business and research park on the northeastern fringe of the University Park campus. PAM…