Penn State, State College Noon News & Features: Monday, April 25

For this regular feature on StateCollege.com, we troll our site and the Web for the most noteworthy State College- and Penn State-related news and features.

It’s posted every weekday under the ‘Penn State, State College Noon News & Features’ headline.

Here are Monday’s selections:

• Possible Athletics, Extracurricular Cuts to Go Before State College School Board (StateCollege.com)

• Police: Penn State Students Assaulted in State College; Suspects Sought (StateCollege.com)

• Penn State Football: 12 Reasons Bolden Stays — and a Dozen Why Not (StateCollege.com)

• Corman: Universities can afford cuts, but can students and parents? (Centre Daily Times)

• College Republicans to Hold Forum on School Choice (OnwardState.com)

• Penn State Hires Guy Gadowsky to Lead Men’s Ice Hockey (StateCollege.com)

• Meet the Coach: Penn State Hockey Gets Its ‘Guy’ (OnwardState.com)

• Frat crowns new Miss Black PSU (Daily Collegian)

• Future Still Unclear for Several State College Bars (StateCollege.com)

• Heard on Campus: Journalist Andrew Revkin (Penn State Live)

• Penn State Holds First Earth Day Event (OnwardState.com)

• Entrepreneurial Group Innoblue to Open State College Facility (StateCollege.com)

• Students board homemade vehicles for Red Bull Chariot Race (Daily Collegian)

• Money for Memorial Field? Expect a Fierce Debate in State College’s ‘New Normal’ (StateCollege.com)

• State of Retail in State College: Asian Cuisine (StateCollege.com)

• Penn State Student Found Unconscious in State College (StateCollege.com)

• For the Glory Days: University-Wide Senior Sendoff (OnwardState.com)

• Cash Reported Stolen from State College Gumby’s Delivery Vehicle (StateCollege.com)