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The Penn State board of trustees’ finance committee voted Thursday to approve selling the university's York campus to York College of Pennsylvania for $7.4 million. The college says WellSpan Health is a partner in the project.
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Penn State is the target of a U.S. Department of Justice lawsuit for its tuition policy on undocumented residents, becoming the 27th state or institution the DOJ has filed suit against.
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Penn State officials say they’re transforming part of the closing DuBois campus into a regional manufacturing hub, thanks to nearly $200 million in private and public investments, including a $39.9 million federal grant from the U.S. Economic Development Administration.
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Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro took aim at President Trump and his policies at a rally ahead of Nov. 3 elections on the Penn State University Park campus Sunday.
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The Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board ruled Tuesday that Penn State research assistants are employees who can unionize, rejecting an appeal by the university to exclude research assistants from a graduate student employee union.
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Penn State is not renewing its agreement with Flock Safety and is instead ending the use of Flock security cameras on the University Park campus.
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Penn State broke ground on a $65 million expansion of its Animal Diagnostic Lab Monday, a project Pennsylvania's secretary of agriculture said will help the state continue to protect farming and public health.
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Central Pennsylvania’s public broadcasting station, WPSU, is officially separated from Penn State. WPSU is now part of WHYY under an agreement the Philadelphia-based station and Penn State finalized this week.
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Penn State is looking at options for managing projected budget shortfalls, as health care and other costs continue to climb and some enrollments flatten.
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Penn State says health insurance will cost more next year, as health care costs rise nationwide. Faculty and staff will see their monthly insurance cost go up anywhere from $4.25 to $165 per month.