Matt DiSanto

Penn State University Police and Public Safety is working with multiple partners to investigate hate speech directed at the university’s Black Caucus during a “Zoom-bombing” incident last week, according to a statement issued on Wednesday. University police are consulting with a combination of internal and external resources in the investigation, including Penn State’s Office of Information…

Penn State President Eric Barron issued a statement Saturday to address hate speech directed at the university’s Black Caucus during a “Zoom-bombing” incident earlier in the week. During one of the organization’s Zoom meetings at this semester’s Involvement Fair on Wednesday, 51 unauthorized users allegedly joined the call to direct “racist and homophobic slurs” at three Black Caucus executives.…