Editorial
All bars should follow lead, close for State Patty's Day
Thirteen local bars and restaurants and two bottle shops have announced that they will shut their doors on State Patty's Day, and others should follow their lead.
Campus > Student Life
Co-founder of the Chicago News Cooperative Jim O'Shea discusses future of journalism
Co-founder of the Chicago News Cooperative Jim O'Shea thinks that although there are "tough times for journalism" ahead, aspiring journalists shouldn't lose hope.
Arts > Visual Arts
Brooklyn artist discusses art during lecture in Palmer
Art can be all kinds of things: a photograph, a piece of marble, maybe a group of lily pads.
For Valerie Hegarty, who lectured at the Palmer Lipcon Auditorium on Tuesday morning as the second speaker of the John M. Anderson Endowed Lectures, art can even be a dilapidated bathroom.
Campus > Student Life
"Intern Queen" Lauren Berger gives tips on landing internships
Best-selling author and "Intern Queen" CEO Lauren Berger enthusiastically spoke to an audience of about 40 students about the tips and tricks of how to land an internship, make connections and gain valuable job experience in her lecture Tuesday night.
Metro > State
Erickson talks budget, tuition in Harrisburg
Updated Wednesday 5:24 PM
The state House appropriations committee convened Wednesday morning to hear arguments from four state-related university leaders against Gov. Corbett's 30 percent state funding cut proposed.
Arts > Music
Movin' On announces its lineup for April 27
Updated Wednesday 12:23 PM
This year's Movin' On lineup is set. The Avett Brothers, Ludacris, The David Mayfield Parade and Young the Giant will perform at Penn State's free annual music festival.
Movin' On Executive Director Bryn Gelaro announced the acts on radio station B94.5 FM at noon today on the ground floor of the HUB-Robeson Center.
Metro > Police, Fire, and Courts
Downtown establishments to close for State Patty's Day
Last year, it only took 15 minutes for Mike Desmond to shutter the doors at Indigo on State Patty's Day -- by his estimates, eight out of 10 people were overly intoxicated in line. He said sidewalks were packed, and people were getting angry in line.
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