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State College police have been using traffic and parking cameras for years, but they’re part of an internal system, not the license plate readers from the company Flock Safety that have been raising concerns across the country.
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Penn State is one of 14 schools in the U.S. Department of Energy’s new program that aims to double the number of graduates in mining and related fields with as much as $100 million in total funding the schools will be eligible to apply for.
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Pennsylvania's Attorney General says more than a dozen current or former Penn State students at the University Park campus are facing drug trafficking charges.
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A possible long-term solution to the sharp increase in fertilizer prices that American farmers, including in Pennsylvania, faced this year was the focus of a session this week at Penn State’s Ag Progress Days.
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Penn State and Philadelphia-based WHYY reached agreement on the details of the transfer of WPSU and filed an application with the FCC.
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As states and people who get their health coverage from Medicaid get ready to meet new requirements that take effect Jan. 1, 2027, a Penn State expert on rural health said the new rules will impact healthcare providers and hospitals too.
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Penn State’s head of research addressed federal oversight of research during a town hall, saying increased scrutiny of international research and the “fast moving regulatory environment” under the Trump administration mean faculty need to take extra caution when it comes to following federal rules even as they continue to pursue international work.
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Penn State trustees approved the 2027-28 budget with tuition increases for many students and a $210,000 retention bonus for president Neeli Bendapudi at Friday’s meeting.
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Penn State is getting a small bump in funding from the state under the budget Gov. Josh Shapiro signed Sunday that includes a small pool of "performance-based" funding.
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While Penn State and WHYY work out the details of transferring WPSU to WHYY, WPSU's operations and programming will continue.