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Board Releases Statement on Harvey v. Hamilton

The Collegian Board of Directors met privately on Wednesday evening to discuss ‘Harvey v. Hamilton‘ . The Board released a statement that was posted on the Save John Harvey Facebook group . Here it is: The Collegian Board of Directors is conducting a thorough review of the events surrounding the termination of News Director John […]

Gerry Hamilton Feels Blowback from Collegian

In late May, the Collegian had to divert its attention from its top priority– adapting its newsroom to the changing media environment– after managing director Gerry Hamilton initiated an institutional power play. Hamilton, who holds the highest professional position within the organization, fired news adviser John Harvey for “insubordination.” When we first posted about this, […]

Collegian’s Managing Director Fires News Adviser

John Harvey, the news adviser for The Daily Collegian, was fired yesterday. According to a public Facebook group created by editor-in-chief Emeritus Terry Casey, The Collegian has been looking to make cuts, but this was not a financial decision. It was a personal attack on the man who ran the country’s best training program for […]

Old Collegian Column Causes Problems

Back on March 23th, we wrote a post criticizing Collegian columnist Andrew Wible’s column about his spring break drinking adventures, and the veiled reference to the joys of rape (oh, it’s in the column.). The Collegian didn’t have a problem allowing it to go to print, which sucks for Mr. Wible. We wrote: To Mr. […]

Collegian Writers Recognized by UWire

Three students involved with the Collegian were recognized this week in the annual UWire 100, a selection of the best college journalists in the country. Travis Johnson (Senior, Sports Writer and Copy Editor) “This past fall, Travis was our most outstanding Penn State football beat reporter. He showed an unparalleled enthusiasm for coverage of the […]

Quote of the Day: ‘Penn State Forever’

Yesterday, Penn State became the first university to join the EPA in a sustainability partnership. The Collegian reports: By joining the SPP, Penn State accepted the “Sustainability Challenge,” which means it will aim to reduce its carbon footprint, greenhouse gas emissions, waste and pollution. The agreement will allow the EPA to provide individualized tools and […]

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