2 hrs ago | The Inter-Mountain
He was a graduate of Westminster College in New Wilmington, Pa., and Penn State University.
4 hrs ago | Post and Courier
Federal hurricane predictions due today, no surprise expected
File - The turbulent surf off the Isle of Palms drew spectators as Hurricane Irene moved north off the coast of South Carolina on Friday August 26, 2011.
8 hrs ago | Penn State
Students can preview college life through New Student Orientation, Part One
This summer, approximately 1,000 first-year students who will begin their studies in the fall semester at Penn State Berks will get a preview of what college life will be like through the New Student Orientation Part 1: Advising & Scheduling , which runs from mid-May to mid-June. a a "Berks NSO1 is an important program for students and their ... (more)
12 hrs ago | Chambersburg Public Opinion
T.R. Williams retains majesterial district judge seat
Incumbent Todd T.R. Williams, Jr. won the magistrial district judge race for District 39-3-04 over challenger Ginger Rowe with 1,142 votes on the Republican ticket and 410 votes on the Democratic ticket.
16 hrs ago | Live Design Online
2013 Meyer Sound Scholarship Winners Announced
Meyer Sound and Live Design are pleased to announce the winners of the 2013 John and Helen Meyer Scholarship to the Live Design Broadway Sound Master Classes .
19 hrs ago | Air & Space
Earth-Like Planets Could be Right Next Door
Even in places where skies are dark and the Milky Way seems to fill our view, the night sky is teeming with stars we cannot see.
23 hrs ago | Pi Lambda Phi Fraternity
Left to Right, Back: Greg Futato, Chip Luman, Jon Eliot, Todd Schonherz, John Barringer Front: Steve Bass, Bobby Haverstrom, future Pi Lams - the Bass boys Parking lot H at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, CA, was the site of a gathering of over 20 Pi Lambda Phi Alumni and Brothers representing over 25 years of Pi Lam history at Penn State .
Penn State's costs for Sandusky scandal top $44M
Pennsylvania State University's costs for legal fees, consultants and other services connected to the Jerry Sandusky child sex-abuse scandal have reached $44.4 million, the university's latest bill shows.
Power of Moore tornado dwarfs Hiroshima bomb
Everything had to come together just perfectly to create the killer tornado in Moore, Okla.: wind speed, moisture in the air, temperature and timing.
Having finished their studies, the graduates enjoyed the moment with their families and friends, exchanged hugs, posed for photographs and kept up the college's tradition by signing the big green rock which had been painted for the occasion.
The bride-to-be is the daughter of William and Beverly McGeer of Forty Fort. She is the granddaughter of the late Ann and Tug McGeer, Kingston and the late James and Louise Cole, Kingston.
High school abroad Mount de Sales student goes overseas for education
It isn’t the first country. It isn’t even the second country. And it’s not the first time she has been on her own.
Karen Brown Hopes to Join Baldwin-Whitehall School Board
Thirteen candidates are vying for four seats on the Baldwin-Whitehall School Board during May 21's primary election, including Karen Brown .
PSU report reviews women's status at university
Women at Pennsylvania State University either haven't made progress or have lost ground when it comes to being represented in several key areas, including leadership positions and enrollment, according to a new report from a university commission.
College Students Who Communicate With Their Parents Exercise More and Eat Better, Study Says
A study conducted at Penn State University found that college students who communicate with their parents exercise more and eat more fruits and vegetables.
Kent Multimedia Workshop to be held June 6, 7, and 8
From The Kent Multimedia WorkshopThe Kent Multimedia Workshop was founded by faculty members at Kent State in 2012 to provide low-cost training to journalists and students from Ohio.
Businesswoman challenge DJ for office
In the only magisterial district judge race this primary election, incumbent T.R. Williams is being challenged by local businesswoman Ginger Rowe.
NRCC nursing students receive pins, degrees
Six Pulaski County residents were among 41 students in the 2013 associate degree nursing class at New River Community College who received their nursing pins and associate degrees at a ceremony recently held at the college.
EDITORIAL: Making college affordable
Every parent with a college-age child worries about the spiraling cost of education.
Penn State's Nittany Lion shrine closed for rehab
The Nittany Lion Shrine at Penn State University has been closed for renovations.