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Slain State Trooper, A Penn State Grad, Remembered

On Friday, Sept. 12, 2014, a lone gunman ambushed the Pennsylvania State Trooper barracks in Scranton during a routine shift change. Cpl. Bryon Dickson, a Penn State graduate, was killed in the line of duty as the search continues for the sole perpetrator.

Big Ten Supports “It’s On Us” Campaign for Sexual Assault Prevention

The Big Ten Conference will help promote the It's On Us campaign and its efforts to change think and talk about sexual assault. The Big Ten is listed as one of the campaign's 40 notable partners, including other organizations like the NCAA and Pac-12.

Joe Dado’s Death, Five Years Later

Any of us could die in a car crash. That’s why we don’t romanticize it. But there’s only one Joe Dado.

And the sooner we all stop to acknowledge that, to understand just what it tells us about ourselves, the better.

Board of Trustees September Meeting Recap

Penn State will request $307.1 million in state appropriations for the 2015-16 year, a 6 percent increase ($9.4 million) over last year's request. Furthermore, Penn State is requesting $7.9 million to benefit a partnership between the state and university to stimulate Pennsylvania's economy.

Trustees Discuss Freeh Report In Executive Session

The Board of Trustees discussed the Freeh Report for three to four hours in executive session this morning, and though it didn't come to a stance on it, Anthony Lubrano said after the meeting that it was the most open discussion the board has ever had about it.

Report: Rutgers Athletic Director Made Sandusky Joke In Staff Meeting

According to a report by NJ.com, Rutgers athletic director Julie Hermann made an inappropriate remark involving Jerry Sandusky at a staff meeting last fall.

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