The Penn Stater Magazine is holding an online event, Emerging from the Storm: Continuing the Conversation, on Wednesday September 12th from 8 – 9:30 PM featuring sociology professors Sam Richards and Laurie Mulvey.
If you like to read into things, tomorrow's career fair could be the most significant in Penn State's history. More companies than ever before see the merit of Penn State students.
I distinctly recall the first time I walked the Patee Mall to enter the Patte-Paterno Library, it felt like I was entering this. While I did not stroll by to search for the Holy Grail, I wanted to take a look around one of, if not THE, best University library in the country. I was soon to learn that I had no idea where I was. Since the place is twice the size of my high school, I quickly got lost.
Last night, Jessica Valenti spoke to students at Penn State about why it's important to use activism to battle rape culture. Before a Q&A session, Valenti said that feminism today is fun, energized and increasingly youth-led, despite what the media thinks, with the antiquated, played-out stereotypes that many people see portrayed with the media.
Penn State's legal expenses have now exceeded $16.7 million as of June 30, according to the Penn State Progress website. The largest chunk of that expense, amounting to $9,972,854, comes from "Internal Investigation and Crisis Communication. On the top of that list is "Freeh Sporkin & Sullivan," the publishers of the Freeh Commission's internal investigation, which cost Penn State $6.5 million.
The Blue and White Society is throwing their annual Blue and White Society Bash this afternoon from 5-7 PM at the Hintz Alumni Center.