"There has never in the history of the universe been a culture change that didn’t require a lot of people to do something," Dorothy Edwards says. "We need to get lots of people at Penn State to each say I will do my moment, and when we get there, our numbers are going to shift."
James Vivenzio, the former Kappa Delta Rho brother who brought the Facebook page to the police's attention, held a press conference today to announce a slew of legal complaints in the aftermath of the KDR scandal. He is seeking compensatory and punitive damages.
The 38 members who were found in violation of policies were expelled by the national chapter, and with the suspension of the fraternity, the remaining members will be placed on alumni status.
Do you know who Mary Krupa is? Could you tell a friend the job of Penn State's BoT? Excited to move back to Happy Valley in a mere 75 days? We've compiled a list of 75 things that you need to know about Penn State, one for each day until we're back, so now there's no reason to hide your puzzled look when your older brother tells you to hop on the "whoop."
After President Barron accepted the 18 Sexual Assault Task Force recommendations in February, the university has begun implementing some of the changes suggested. As a part of this initiative, bystander intervention training will begin Monday to teach faculty and staff members how to act in a potential sexual assault or misconduct situation.
There's no question the Nittany Lion would win a one-armed push-up competition. As it turns out, there's also no question whether or not a Nittany Lion would win a land race. In a land-speed ranking of all Power Five-conference mascots, our beloved Nittany Lion took the number one spot.