This weekend, we published a post about Penn Staters who choose not to THON. People were grateful for an opportunity to share their perspectives on THON, and one writer thinks this says something about the conversations our campus is able to have about THON. She says that critiquing Penn State, all parts of it, is an important way to help our university grow.
Capitalizing on the easy PR train, two Pennsylvania politicians published videos on their websites today bashing Olbermann for his disparaging Tweets about Penn State while praising THON.
For nearly three years following November 2011, Penn State heard not a word of defense from Old Main as the university was attacked from every angle as part of the fallout from the Jerry Sandusky mess. In his first six months as the new vice president for strategic communications, Lawrence Lokman has made it known that silence from our leadership will no longer be accepted.
For the fourth year in a row, Meridian on College Avenue will ban parties for the entirety of State Patty's weekend according to a flyer handed out to all residents.
James Franklin will embark on his second Coaches Caravan across the northeast in May.
As of today, Penn State University and State College Police have implemented Tasers as a part of their crime fighting arsenal.