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Juniata overcomes 14-point deficit, halts Steel-High’s 29-game winning streak
MIFFLINTOWN – In the first half alone, Steel-High’s defense collected two interceptions, recovered a fumble deep inside Juniata territory, and even surprised the host Indians with an onside kick. And still, the Rollers watched their 29-game winning streak evaporate at raucous Dietrick Field. If you purchase a product...
Juniata wears down Rollers, tops returning PIAA Class A champion
After a nail biting loss against Selinsgrove last Friday on the road, the Juniata football team was looking to get in the win column as they hosted Steelton-Highspire at Klingensmith Stadium on Dietrick Field. The Rollers are coming off consecutive PIAA Class A championships and a 69-0 blanking of Fairfield...
Friday Night Lights: How to follow along, scores from Centre County football teams [Centre Daily Times (State College, Pa.)]
Aug. 30—Week 2 of Centre County's high school football season is here, and after opening the season on the road, all local teams are on their home fields Friday night. — Central Cambria at Bald Eagle Area, 7 p.m. Friday. — Penn Cambria at Philipsburg-Osceola, 7 p.m. Friday. Last...
State College Borough hosting conversation around climate action
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (WTAJ) — The State College Borough is hosting a community conversation next week around climate action and resiliency. On Wednesday, Sept. 4 from 6 to 8 p.m., a panel of local experts will talk about climate action and resiliency in Centre County and across the state. “And we want it to be […]
State College supporting racial justice with ‘March on Washington’ event
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (WTAJ) – State College leaders and residents joined together to highlight their ongoing support for racial justice in their community on Thursday. It was part of the annual ‘March on Washington’ event, which demonstrates the power the people have to fight racism when they work together. Mayor Ezra Nanes said the borough […]
Starting fresh: Students reflect on first day of classes
The first day of class looks a little different for everyone at Penn State. While some students may have a jammed schedule with back-to-back classes, others might be one and done. Geraldine Cruz-Hernandez had two classes and didn’t have to go to her scheduled labs, which made her day “much...
The Daily Collegian staff named finalist for 3 College Media Association awards
Founded in 1954, the College Media Association (CMA) works to support student media programs across the United States. With over 600 members, the CMA supports advisers of collegiate media programs through conventions, workshops, publications and national networking. The CMA is also well known among student writers for the awards they...
HUB poster sale provides array of printed pictures for students, encourages self-expression
Started by “a guy in a van 40 years ago” the College Poster Sale Company has provided printed images as decorations for years. The sale included over 1,000 unique posters of films, television shows and music albums, but also fine art and photography. William Snyder, an employee at...
Perkiomen Valley over Governor Mifflin 31-14
COLLEGEVILLE — Governor Mifflin coach Mick Vecchio put it succinctly after Friday night’s loss to Perkiomen Valley. “I thought they were pretty good, but they’re really good,” Vecchio said of the Vikings. Vecchio’s Mustangs had some moments but PV asserted itself on both sides of the...
Staying safe at Penn State: A guide for students for fall 2024
UNIVERSITY PARK —The beginning of a new semester at Penn State marks more than just the start of classes. For many students, the new semester also marks their first time living on their own — and with that independence also comes the need for personal responsibility for one’s own safety and security.
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