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Judge to hear arguments on NCAA motion to dismiss Corbett suit
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Penn State to close Otto’s Cafe in Kern Building, bring in national chain
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Bed bugs reported in Penn State dorm
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Attorney general wants to throw out Curley, Schultz appeal
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Penn State Nittany Lion shrine closed for construction
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Man accused of stealing textbooks from Penn State Bookstore
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Attorneys for NCAA, Corbett debate merits of governor’s lawsuit over Penn State sanctions
Fans pinning their hopes on the governor’s lawsuit to reverse the crippling sanctions against the Penn State football team will learn soon whether it survived a motion to dismiss from the NCAA.
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Ducklings rescued from sewer grate on Penn State campus
Penn State police said three people helped rescue several ducklings that had been trapped in a sewer grate Sunday on campus near the Hintz Alumni Center.
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Range of qualities sought in next Penn State president
Penn State’s professors want the next university president to be confident and be a hit with students. In addition, he or she has to be a force in Harrisburg for more state dollars and raise money from alumni.
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Penn State receives $2.2 million donation for geochemistry faculty chair
Penn State’s geosciences department has received a $2.2 million donation for the creation of a faculty chair position, the university announced Thursday.
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Penn State board of trustees office gets new director
Penn State has selected the next director of its board of trustees office in Old Main.
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Background check changes in place for Penn State summer programs
Penn State’s summer youth programs are integrating new, comprehensive policies for background checks and child-abuse recognition training into the clearance process for program employees and volunteers.
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Penn State restores Adidas contract after company agrees to settlement claims with laid-off workers
Penn State has reinstated its contract with clothing manufacturer Adidas after the company agreed to pay severance to workers who were laid off at an Indonesian factory, the university announced Tuesday.
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Corbett pick for Penn State trustees gets Senate OK
The state Senate on Tuesday approved a nominee from Gov. Tom Corbett to join Penn State’s board of trustees.
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Penn State renews fight against Mike McQueary’s whistle-blower lawsuit
Penn State’s lawyers again are disputing the claims made by former assistant coach Mike McQueary, saying the university never harmed him and if he suffered, it was from his own doing.
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Penn State’s Hetzel Union Building slated for $44.6 million renovation
The eating, gathering and socializing hub for Penn State students soon will undergo a $44.6 million renovation.
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Sen. Jake Corman attorney: Commonwealth Court to hear arguments in lawsuit against NCAA in June
An attorney with the firm representing state Sen. Jake Corman in his lawsuit against the NCAA said Friday that the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court will hear arguments in the case in June.




