Penn State Releases New “Openness” Site
Monday afternoon, Penn State released a website dedicated to their message of “openness” and transparency. According to the website, “it will serve as a resource for information about the University as well as information regarding ongoing investigations and related matters.”
The website features an extensive FAQ section outlining information and costs relevant to the investigation following the Sandusky scandal and salary figures for several key Penn State officials.
The website can be found at openness.psu.edu.
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