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Trustee Anthony Lubrano says Penn State is investigating him for proposing “Paterno Field at Beaver Stadium.” The university may also remove Barry Fenchak from its board.
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With bonds, Penn State is likely to take on the debt necessary to fund the football stadium project. But the athletics department will ultimately be responsible for paying back the loans.
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Penn State leaders say they’re paying close attention to the creation and work of a new Pennsylvania council that will make recommendations for performance-based funding for Penn State, Pitt and Temple.
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Trustee Barry Fenchak alleges that Penn State leaders have prevented him from reviewing information about the university’s endowment, which he said is indicative of larger problems on the board.
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Penn State will see flat funding from the state in 2024-25. Gov. Josh Shapiro approved the funding Thursday night, almost two weeks past the deadline.
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About a third of Penn State staff who qualified opted in to the university’s voluntary buyout program at some campuses, raising concerns among faculty about the impact open positions and changing duties could have on the upcoming fall semester.
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May is Mental Health Awareness Month. WPSU talks to the Penn State Community, asking the student's about their mental health concerns and getting answers from local experts.
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Bias and human resources issues were the most common misconduct reports Penn State received in January and February 2024. The data offer the first public look into the ethics office in years.
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A Spotlight PA review found that Penn State reported incorrect contract information, and a university trustee failed to disclose more than $250,000 paid to a related business over three years.
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5 takeaways from Spotlight PA's ‘Missed Conduct’ investigation on Penn State’s post-Sandusky reformsWhat Spotlight PA found in its investigation into Penn State’s compliance, ethics, and misconduct reporting systems created following the Sandusky scandal.