From: Penn State OnDemand on Wed, Jul 16 2008 8:08 AM

"The Hometown Double Play." Chapter 3. Experience opening day with the fans and the players. Also, learn how to pitch out of the stretch from Spikes pitching coach Brain Tracy. PA Stories, Baseball, Documentary

From: Penn State OnDemand on Wed, Jul 16 2008 8:08 AM

"The Hometown Double Play." Chapter 2. Compelling and humanistic stories of The Altoona Curve and State College Spikes provide insight into what makes these minor league baseball teams important to central Pennsylvania. PA Stories, Athletics, Baseball, Documentary

From: Penn State OnDemand on Tue, Jul 08 2008 11:04 AM

Huntington's disease is a hereditary brain disorder affecting 30,000 Americans, yet dangerously few of us know about it. Learn to recognize the signs of the illness. Join a survivor as he poignantly tells of the daily struggles he and his family face. Health, Huntington's Disease, Inter...

From: Penn State OnDemand on Tue, Jul 08 2008 11:04 AM

The horrifying images of Minnesota's bridge collapse last summer raised the question: "could it happen in our state?" Learn what needs to be done to improve infrastructure in Pennsylvania, ranked number one in the nation for structurally deficient bridges. PA Stories, Safety Issues, bridges,...

From: Penn State OnDemand on Tue, Jun 24 2008 9:30 AM

The Warren State Hospital chapel, tucked into the grounds of a psychiatric ward, is an unlikely, yet popular wedding destination. Find out how this interfaith chapel has ingeniously fostered friendships between patients and the community. Health, weddings, Interview

From: Penn State OnDemand on Tue, Jun 24 2008 9:30 AM

Illinois Senator and Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama details his plans to help lower the cost of oil and improve energy efficiency during his visit to Wilkes University on April 1. , Presidency, Oil, speech

From: Penn State OnDemand on Tue, Jun 24 2008 9:30 AM

Illinois Senator and Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama explains how he would help the American economy during his visit to Wilkes University on April 1. , Presidency, Economics, speech

From: Penn State OnDemand on Tue, Jun 24 2008 9:30 AM

Illinois Senator and Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama discusses America’s global role and image at Wilkes University on April 1 as part of his "Road to Change" bus tour. , Presidency, speech

From: Penn State OnDemand on Tue, Jun 17 2008 8:28 AM

Hollidaysburg v. Penn Cambria. Test your knowledge with WPSU's fast-paced academic competition: Scholastic Scrimmage. More than 50 teams of students from school districts across the state face off in a yearly tournament. Education, Education, games, Game show, Educational

From: Penn State OnDemand on Tue, Jun 17 2008 8:28 AM

Bishop McCort v. Dubois. Test your knowledge with WPSU's fast-paced academic competition: Scholastic Scrimmage. More than 50 teams of students from school districts across the state face off in a yearly tournament. Education, Education, Games, Game show, Educational

From: Penn State OnDemand on Tue, Jun 10 2008 8:42 PM

Called the "Legend behind the Lens," Bill Coleman captures in his photos the essence of Amish life. Discover why this artist's work is his "escape from plastic culture" and how a hobby turned into a lifelong passion. PA Stories, Amish, Photography, Interview

From: Penn State OnDemand on Tue, Jun 10 2008 8:42 PM

Penn Cambria v. Westmont Hilltop. Test your knowledge with WPSU's fast-paced academic competition: Scholastic Scrimmage. More than 50 teams of students from school districts across the state face off in a yearly tournament. Education, Education, Games, Game show, Educational

From: Penn State OnDemand on Tue, Jun 10 2008 8:42 PM

Hollidaysburg v. Penns Manor. Test your knowledge with WPSU's fast-paced academic competition: Scholastic Scrimmage. More than 50 teams of students from school districts across the state face off in a yearly tournament. Education, Education, Games, Game show, Educational

From: Penn State OnDemand on Tue, Jun 10 2008 8:40 PM

Sister Prejean, author of "Dead Man Walking," says capital punishment embodies the deepest wounds of society and is representative of social and racial injustice. Prejean shares the insight she has gained working with death row inmates. Arts, Capital Punishment, sociology, Racism, speech

From: Penn State OnDemand on Tue, Jun 03 2008 9:36 AM

Penn State's fencing program has been a tour de force for the past twenty-six years. The Nittany Lion fencers have won twenty NCAA titles and ten national championships. Discover this dynamic team's innovative formula for success. Penn State Life, Penn State, Fencing, sports

From: Penn State OnDemand on Tue, May 20 2008 9:39 AM

DuBois v. Marion Center. Test your knowledge with WPSU's fast-paced academic competition: Scholastic Scrimmage. More than 50 teams of students from school districts across the state face off in a yearly tournament. Education, Education, Games, Game show, Educational

From: Penn State OnDemand on Tue, May 13 2008 8:25 AM

Montoursville v. Penn Cambria. Test your knowledge with WPSU's fast-paced academic competition: Scholastic Scrimmage. More than 50 teams of students from school districts across the state face off in a yearly tournament. Education, education, games, Game show, Educational

From: Penn State OnDemand on Tue, May 13 2008 8:25 AM

Described as brave, honorable, and self-sacrificing, samurai have become a new interest in popular culture. Join a professor of Asian history as he discusses the lives and legends of these men and tells his own samurai history. Research, Asian History, Samurai, newsmagazine

From: Penn State OnDemand on Tue, May 13 2008 8:25 AM

Brookville v. Westmont Hilltop. Test your knowledge with WPSU's fast-paced academic competition: Scholastic Scrimmage. More than 50 teams of students from school districts across the state face off in a yearly tournament. Education, education, games, Game show, educational

From: Penn State OnDemand on Sun, Apr 27 2008 7:54 AM

Do you understand the difference between G-rated and PG-rated movies? Are previews exposing children to violence? A professor of communications discusses ratings' impact on children's exposure to violent and inappropriate scenes on screen. Research, Film Industry, violence, newsmagazine