Last night, two Penn State alumni helped kick off UPUA’s Sexual Violence Awareness and Prevention week. Jasmin Enriquez and Mike Friedman’s interactive presentation aimed to ignite a campus culture change by furthering discussion on consent, rape, and sexual assault.
With April being Sexual Assault Awareness month, UPUA, along with the help of numerous other organizations, has organized over a dozen events to help raise sexual violence awareness at Penn State. Events include everything from Chipotle fundraisers for the Centre County Women's Resource Center, to the "Walk a Mile in Her Shoes" exercise, and additionally, each day UPUA will be at tables at the HUB to help raise awareness.
Upon finding discrepancies in some ballots cast in Wednesday's UPUA Elections, the Elections Commission has conducted a recount, resulting in a change in the election of an at-large candidate.
As part of continued university efforts to combat sexual violence, April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
It's that time of year when seniors start getting incredibly nostalgic. Four years might seem pretty short, but even in that small amount of time since this year’s seniors were freshmen, Penn State and State College have seriously changed. Get ready for a trip down memory lane as we take a look back at some of the places that have changed since August 2011.
The student-directed documentary “Dear Old State" highlights student life in Happy Valley, and will premiere later this month. Director Griffin Boustany-Jost, a senior majoring in Management Information Systems, gave us an inside look at the two-year project.