Faculty Senate convened for the first time of the academic year yesterday afternoon with an NCAA sanctions discussion at the top of the agenda.
Despite everything that has happened over the last year, job recruitments for Penn State students is looking better -- not worse -- than it did last fall. Penn State's Career Services announced that the 2012 Fall Career Days will most likely see a nine percent increase in company turnout from last year's career fair, jumping from 500 to 545 potential employers in attendance.
As part of their weekend retreat, the Board of Trustees held a public meeting Saturday evening, but not without some emotion.
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With only six days until classes begin, Penn State is readying for the start of a new school year. Here's a behind-the-scenes look at the last-minute preparations. Rodney Dangerfield is conspicuously absent, but Mike the Mailman makes an appearance!
It was only two short months ago when I had to swallow my pride and give kudos to The Daily Collegian. Well, here we go again...
The Penn State Board of Trustees are holding a special retreat this weekend at the Penn Stater, with parts of each session open to the public on Saturday and Sunday.