Donald Trump is a polarizing figure -- nobody is denying that. But on Wednesday night, he might've taken that polarization to a whole new level (at least given the way some yinzers feel about Penn State). While addressing a crowd in Pittsburgh during a rally, Trump referenced Paterno as he discussed reinvigorating the coal industry in the city.
Henry Bryce Jordan, the 14th president of Penn State and namesake of the Bryce Jordan Center, passed away on Tuesday at the age of 91.
President Eric Barron, the man who would "rather not even talk about Sandusky," will be subpoenaed in the Paterno v NCAA case.
Four reports of sexual assault have been reported to the State College Police Department in the last five days. Lieutenant Keith Robb spoke about the climate of sexual assault on Penn State's campus and why he believes the reports have been more frequent in the past week.
History NOW, a subset of the History Channel, produced a video placing the fate of the Pennsylvania primary on the shoulders of three Penn State students, each of whom supports either Trump, Sanders, or Clinton.
If it's one thing Penn State has in abundance, it is A Capella groups. Two of them, the Pennharmonics and the Coda Conduct, are releasing albums on April 16. A Capella fans, prepare for your ears to sing.