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Penn State Board Honors Eight With Distinguished Alumni Award
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The Distinguished Alumni Award is the highest honor that can be bestowed upon a Penn State graduate by the Board of Trustees. Here’s a look at the eight recipients for this year and their backgrounds.
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Moody’s Cites ‘Excellent Strategic Position’ in Upgrading Penn State Credit Rating
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Moody’s Investor Services has recognized Penn State’s “excellent strategic position,” upgrading the university’s credit rating. The credit rating firm gave Penn State a strong report, upgrading it to a Aa1 credit rating with a stable outlook on Feb. 26, one step up from last year.
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Penn State Board Approves $151 Million in Projects, Strategic Plan
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The trustees powered through a packed agenda as always, voting on construction projects, passing the long-awaited strategic plan, and hearing some good news about the university’s credit.
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Sandy Barbour Seeks Support to Sell Alcohol at Athletic Facilities
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“For a variety of different factors, what we are seeking is support for acquisition of liquor licenses in order to serve and/or sell alcoholic beverages in Penn State intercollegiate athletic facilities under certain conditions,” Barbour said.
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Committee Votes For Recreational Facility Security, Increased Room and Board
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The Penn State trustees’ Committee on Finance and Capital Planning held a brief public session this morning in Hershey, rapidly approving a number of construction projects. Among the approved action items included controversial upgrades to security at three recreational facilities.
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UPDATE: Josef Blunschi Fatally Struck by Vehicle on Park Avenue
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A 66-year-old man was struck by a vehicle and killed on East Park Avenue last night. The man, who was crossing the street when the car hit him, was transported to Mt. Nittany Medical Center and later pronounced dead.
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Trustees to Talk Facility Access, Alcohol, and Appropriations
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The notable items on the agenda include the reappearance of controversial recreational facility access changes, alcohol service at intercollegiate athletics facilities, and the Pennsylvania budget impasse.
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Patton Township Man Charged For Dumping Corinne Pena’s Body
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Robert Moir, 59 of Patton Township, was charged with a second degree misdemeanor count of “abuse of corpse” connected to the death of Corinne Pena.
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SCASD Superintendent Bob O’Donnell Gets Five More Years
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It likely comes as no surprise to anyone involved with the State College Area School District that superintendent Dr. Robert “Bob” O’Donnell’s contract was renewed. O’Donnell, who has led the district and its 7,000+ students since 2011, will stick around for another five years.
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Administrators Planning for ‘Unthinkable Possibility’ of No State Appropriation
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It’s no secret that Pennsylvania is struggling through a historic budget impasse that started way back in July. And while many sectors are facing hardships as a result of the budget situation, there may be in quite as bad shape as education.