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The Federal Communications Commission has granted Penn State’s request to transfer ownership of WPSU’s broadcast licenses to WHYY.
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Lawyers for former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky are asking to cancel a hearing that was scheduled to hear a claim that an accuser wants to recant allegations that Sandusky sexually abused him years ago. The defense suggested in a court filing Thursday that it wants to appeal the judge’s refusal to hear other claims besides the accuser’s recantation.
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Artificial Intelligence has arrived on college campuses, including at Penn State. While some professors are fighting it, others are trying to teach students the right way to use AI, including understanding its strengths and weaknesses.
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Penn State is laying off WPSU employees as part of the station’s transfer to WHYY, with the Philadelphia-based station making job offers to many of those employees.
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A judge has granted a hearing to explore claims that a man wants to recant allegations of sexual abuse years ago by Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky.
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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.