Editorial
Paterno family, thank you
You've heard it once, twice, thousands of times this week, but we'd like to say it again: Paterno family, thank you for sharing your father, your grandfather, your husband with us.
Metro > Police, Fire, and Courts
Thousands gather for 'A Memorial for Joe'
As Sue Paterno entered the Bryce Jordan Center Thursday, more than 10,000 people rose to their feet and broke into a round of applause. The crowd, who was there to honor her late husband Joe, continued to stand as Sue hugged every member of her family. When Sue noticed her image displayed on the screens behind her, she buried her face in her hands.
Click here to view The Daily Collegian's coverage of Joe Paterno's death.
Metro > Police, Fire, and Courts
Sandusky asks judge to allow him to have contact with his 11 minor grandchildren
Updated Friday 10:04 PM
Jerry Sandusky and his attorney are attempting to change his bail conditions changed so Sandusky can contact his grandchildren, according to court documents.
Metro > Police, Fire, and Courts
Jay Paterno shares anecdotes from his father's life
The applause for Jay Paterno started before he spoke a word. When Joe Paterno's son reached the podium, he received a standing ovation from the audience of the Bryce Jordan Center.
Metro > Police, Fire, and Courts
Nike Chairman supports Paterno at memorial
The way Nike Chairman and Founder Phil Knight sees it, Joe Paterno's been a hero to him for 12 years.
Click here to view The Daily Collegian's coverage of the Penn State scandal.
Sports > Football
Michael Mauti speaks about his recruitment at memorial
Michael Mauti recalled sitting in Joe Paterno's office as a potential recruit when the coach asked him "What's it gonna be kid?"
Mauti acted on impulse.
Sports > Football
Robinson comes in from Pro Bowl
Michael Robinson wouldn't miss being in State College yesterday for anything in the world. He wouldn't even allow the more than 5,500 miles that stand between Honolulu, Hawaii and State College, Pa. from him being at the Bryce Jordan Center on Thursday.
Campus > Student Life
Students content after Paterno memorial
In the few moments of silence found at "A Memorial For Joe" Thursday afternoon, only the sound of sniffles and the slight rustle of tissues carried across the Bryce Jordan Center.
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