Ferguson Township, Penn State police responded to a “tragic situation” involving a Penn State student at Tudek Park early Thursday morning, the university confirmed. An alert was sent out at 5:57 a.m. to avoid the area.
Penn State alerted students, faculty and staff on Thursday afternoon that threats have been made to buildings on the University Park campus. “Remain vigilant,” the message read, as police and FBI investigate the matter.
Penn State announced Tuesday, Dec. 11, 2018, that it is working with ClearWater Conservancy to investigate ways to conserve Musser Gap property in Ferguson Township.
The Wesley Foundation and Lion’s Pantry teamed up to create break boxes for food insecure students staying in State College over Penn State’s winter break.
Heather Leach, spotted lanternfly extension associate at Penn State, said she expects that the invasive pest will come to Centre County “eventually.” But how soon?
Renovation on of 6,300 square feet of space in Ritenour that will become Penn State’s new Student Veteran Center is slated to begin in January. The university has committed $2 million, with fundraising needed to cover the other $2 million.
Philip Rickey, president of the George Rickey Foundation, and several other artists install the sculpture "Breaking Column III" in the Palmer Museum of Art plaza.
“Breaking Column III,” a work by the “foremost kinetic artist of modern times” George Rickey, is on view in the plaza in front of the Palmer Museum of Art on Penn State’s campus.
Penn State plans to build a six- or seven-level parking garage on West Campus, which would have 1,670 spaces. State College Borough Council and residents are concerned about one of the potential routes in and out of that deck.
Penn State’s Clothing Transit offers transgender and non-binary students a place to shop without the discomfort and judgment that may come in a traditional retail store.
Penn State University is attempting to resume ownership of the former Beta Theta Pi fraternity house where Timothy Piazza suffered injuries that were ultimately fatal.
Penn State Police Officer Phil Peng and K-9 Roni recently completed their training through State Police K-9 school to be certified in finding explosives.
