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The loudest voices in this upcoming Board of Trustees election are those who are living in the past, driven primarily by an unhealthy thirst for vengeance. They refuse to acknowledge that the present poses new and distinct challenges, and that our Trustees are the ones who must lead this university through an uncertain future.
A former editor reflects on his time with Onward State, and how it made him a better person.
Senior Emily McConnell writes for the Huffington Post that THON is “who We Are,” as the Penn State community.
The attorney for Gary Schultz has filed a motion asking that the charges filed against him in connection with the Sandusky scandal be thrown out, on the basis that there is now no way for the state to corroborate Mike McQueary’s testimony.
Courtney O'Bryan's death was and is, unmistakably, a tragedy. I think I speak for all of Penn State when I say how shocked and saddened we were to hear the dreadful news. But when I found out that THON had responded by mandating attendance at canning workshops, I wondered if the lesson her death taught us had actually been learned, or if the organization simply aimed to obfuscate the real risk.
