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Penn State wrestling is set to host the Big Ten Wrestling Championships in the Bryce Jordan Center this weekend. Although Cael Sanderson’s squad is heading into the tournament relying on youth, the Nittany Lions will have a good chance to qualify a wrestler in every weight class for the upcoming NCAA Championships to be held March 18-20 in St. Louis. Here’s how the Nittany Lion grapplers could fare heading into the weekend: At 125 pounds, true freshman Robert Howard has a shot at being a bracket-buster. Howard is currently listed as the 11th seed at the weight in the final seeds announced...

Despite a young and inexperienced lineup, Penn State wrestling is excited to compete in this weekend's tournament.

Local news from StateCollege.com and Centre County Partners. Read about ‘Ready When The Whistle Blows’: Penn State Wrestling Enters Postseason Relying on Young Lineup, Veteran Leadership and more from the State College, PA region

Hamzat Koriko hopes to finish translating Catharsis by March 10:38 am, Feb. 27, 2021 × Grand Forks-based artist Hamzat Koriko, who is the executive and artistic director of the African Arts Arena. Submitted photo. A Grand Forks artist and academic is set to make the first-ever English translation of a play about the African condition. Hamzat Koriko, the executive director of the African Arts Arena, is in line for a $12,500 grant from the National Endowment for the Arts, which he’ll use to translate "Catharsis," a play by Gustave Akakpo in which Mother Africa herself questions oth...

Photo by G Fiume/Maryland Terrapins/Getty Images Atinat: Well, the Big Ten wrestling regular season is officially over. Unfortunately, covid cancellations were the story of this week, and of the season. We finish with a 5-0 Iowa and a 6-0 Penn State who did not get to wrestle because of the coronavirus, and we had three duals cancelled this week, including both of the scheduled duals for the Hawkeyes. But, at this point, we should be glad at the wrestling we did get, and look forward to healthy Big Ten and NCAA tournaments. Atinat: Jack Medley got his second consecutive start at 125, perhaps ...