Penn State's Board of Trustees met Friday afternoon to hear updates from both student and administrative leaders.
Student leaders from UPUA, GPSA, and CCSG delivered a powerful message to the Board of Trustees at its meeting this afternoon.
Barron revealed his previously-confidential CAPS funding source at today's Board of Trustees meeting. Funding from new Big Ten media contracts will support CAPS, the Blue Band, and the planned Arts & Arboretum Complex.
Muhammad, the first American Olympian to wear a hijab in competition, spoke before a large crowd at Heritage Hall in the HUB about her journey to the Olympics and her identity as a black, Muslim-American fencer.
Attendees questioned State College Mayor Elizabeth Goreham, Councilmen Jesse Barlow and Evan Myers, and Ferguson Township Board Member Laura Dininni about how they've handled the wave of immigration fears since President Donald Trump was elected.
Students can now earn a LEAD Certificate by completing a program through Penn State Student Affairs.