Feb. 27, 2026

Penn State Things Longer Than The Water Fountain Lines At THON 2026

From Beaver Stadium crowds to Creamery lines, some Penn State experiences test your patience more than refilling your water bottle.

Penn State Explores 'Fragmentation' in Latest 'Moments of Change' Study

The College of the Liberal Arts initiative examines how disconnection and change impact language, culture, and society.

Widow of Fallen DC Officer Donates His Kidney to College Student

Nadia Bennett's late husband Terry's organ donation saved the life of 21-year-old Maya Pinson.

Penn State Hockey Player Charged After On-Ice Incident

Liam McKenna faces assault charges following altercation near university

Penn State Hockey Star Charged After Bar Incident

Gavin McKenna faces multiple charges, including felony aggravated assault.

Projected No. 1 NHL Draft Pick Charged with Felony Assault

Penn State forward Gavin McKenna faces charges after incident on same day as outdoor game loss

Transfer RB James Peoples embraces Penn State opportunity

Peoples discusses why Penn State was the right fit for his next chapter.

Penn State's Kiyomi McMiller matches Caitlin Clark's NCAA scoring streak

The star sophomore has now reached 30 points in six straight games, joining Clark and Jennifer Schlott as the only players with such a streak in the last 15 seasons.

Penn State Quarterback Assistant Departs for NFL Gig

Trace McSorley leaves Nittany Lions staff to join Buffalo Bills

Picky Eating Begins in Womb: Expert Tips to Broaden Palate

Nutritional neuroscientist shares insights on how food preferences develop in children

Stroke Survivors Can Improve Recovery by Strengthening Stronger Arm

Beyond Traditional Rehab: A New Focus on Strengthening the 'Solid' Arm After Stroke

Targeting Immune Cells May Aid Heart Failure Treatment

Researchers find T cells in failing hearts behave similarly to autoimmune diseases, suggesting new treatment approaches.

New Research Suggests the Universe May Be Teeming with Alien Minds

Scientists debate whether human-level intelligence is a cosmic rarity or commonplace in the universe.

Asteroid Bennu Sample Reveals Amino Acids Formed in Space Ice

Penn State scientists say Bennu's glycine may have formed in frozen, irradiated ice, not warm water, reshaping origins-of-life ideas.

Bennu Asteroid Reveals New Insights on Life's Origins

Amino acids, the building blocks of life, were found in samples from the 4.6-billion-year-old asteroid Bennu.