Proposals from students, staff, faculty, and alumni can be submitted until September 16.
"Other schools are contacting [Penn State targets] and telling them the NCAA is going to get involved and impose more sanctions...To insinuate that NCAA enforcement is looking at us and considering additional sanctions is preposterous," Barbour said.
You could live in Earle Hall or Robinson Hall in the future.
The Board of Trustees finance committee proposed a tuition increase despite increased appropriations from the state.
The committee on academic affairs and student life reported that the 8,900 students coming to University Park in the fall will make the Class of 2020 Penn State's largest ever. Oh, and there's no turning back from LionPATH now.
The non-profit NextGen Climate Pennsylvania is hosting a rally to "stop Donald Trump" at noon around the Allen Street gates today.