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October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Penn State and community partners are working throughout the month to raise awareness around this important issue and to provide opportunities for the Penn State community to engage in prevention efforts and show support for survivors.

As Penn State enters Week 5 of the fall semester, the State College community is popping off with activities.

With college being a students home away from home, it’s important for those in the LGBTQ community to find their safe spaces — both on and off campus.

Opposition parties are often accused of politicising issues in KwaZulu-Natal. Yesterday, however, during his State of the Province Address (SOPA) it was the Premier that fired the first salvo, clearly indicating the ANC’s policy of “do as I say and not as I do”. Yesterday, the Premier intimated that the ANC was responsible for the delivery of houses. This statement is the epitome of opportunism. The ANC does not deliver or prioritize houses, the ANC cannot even pay its staff sa...

A University of South Florida fraternity has been placed on an "interim suspension" while the school investigates multiple alleged incidents.

The University of South Florida chapter of Pi Kappa Phi is accused of antisemitism after drawing a swastika on a Jewish pledge.

As the third week of the spring semester begins, Penn Staters have a range of activity options to take part in virtually or in person.

Following Halloween weekend, Penn State students can participate in virtual and in-person activities in and around State College during the 11th week of the fall semester.

In response to the Milo Yiannopoulos event, Penn States Jeffrey A. Conrad Center for Sexual and Gender Diversity will host “Love is Louder” from 6-10 p.m. Nov. 3 in the

Penn State Homecoming has selected Brian Patchcoski, assistant vice president for diversity, equity and inclusion for Penn State Student Affairs, as the 2021 Honorary Grand Marshal.