Toll Brothers has informed Penn State of its interest in purchasing an alternative site to build a proposed luxury student housing development, instead of the planned site off Whitehall Road in Ferguson Township where concerns have been raised about potential effects on source water.
"We do not support nor do we condone racist, misogynistic, anti-Semitic, homophobic or other discriminatory messages or actions. Nor will we allow our University community to become a place where offensive words and behaviors take root."
“My goal as chair of this commission will be to challenge all institutions to use the resources available to them to bring discoveries to the marketplace and to create a culture of entrepreneurship where our students can make their visions a reality."
This action comes after a court ruled earlier this year the university must reimburse a group of trustees who sued the university for their right to access documents related to Penn State's internal investigation of the Sandusky scandal.
This increase would bring Penn State's total state appropriations to $337.9 million.
“I will continue to watch how closely the Penn State board follows the thoughtful recommendations included in my latest — and certainly not last — audit report of this institution.”