State Senator Jake Corman's case with the NCAA received some breathing room Tuesday from Federal Court. U.S. Middle Court Judge Yvette Kane ruled against the NCAA's argument that the Endowment Act, which challenges the consent decree signed by Penn State, violated the U.S. Constitution. Kane refused to throw out the state law requiring the NCAA's $60 million fine on Penn State to stay in the state of Pennsylvania.
Men's soccer player Brett Gravatt suffered a spinal cord injury resulting from a snowboarding accident over Winter Break.
Spring semester is finally here. Everyone's back in town and another Syllabus Week has arrived bringing with it the prospect of a fresh start for those of us that didn't do too well last semester.
Penn State can add yet another accolade to its long list -- No. 1 online bachelor's program.
Jerry Sandusky lost a legal battle today to restore his state pension, which was canceled two years ago following his sexual abuse conviction.
Another state legislator has reached out to President Barron following his decision to pose with students protesting at one of last week's die-in protests. In a letter written to Barron today, Democratic state representative Jake Wheatley of Allegheny County praised his decision to stand with students following Republican representative Jerry Knowles' call for an apology earlier this week.