Matt DiSanto
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Penn State Alum Selling Custom Prints to Help Feed State College Community
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Like many Penn Staters, Alyssa Wheeler isn’t standing idly by while the coronavirus pandemic impacts the lives of Nittany Lions across the country.
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Hintz Family Donates $100,000 to Penn State Student Emergency Fund
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Penn State alumni Helen and Edward Hintz are donating $100,000 to Penn State’s Student Care & Advocacy Emergency Fund to benefit students in need amid the coronavirus pandemic, the university announced Thursday.
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Penn State to Announce Fall Semester Plans by Mid-June
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Penn State will announce its plans for the fall semester by June 15, if not earlier, the university announced Wednesday.
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Paterno Family Beaver Stadium Virtual Run Raises More Than $350,000
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Although this year’s in-person Paterno Family Beaver Stadium Run was ultimately canceled because of COVID-19, it didn’t stop community members from running in support of Special Olympics Pennsylvania.
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Penn State Planning to Freeze Tuition for 2020-2021 Academic Year
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Penn State President Eric Barron said on Thursday the university plans to freeze tuition rates for all students for the upcoming 2020-2021 academic year. The measures aim to alleviate the economic burden placed upon students and their families amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Penn State Cancels, Postpones Nonessential Events and Meetings Through June 19
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As the coronavirus pandemic continues to affect the United States, Penn State is canceling, rescheduling, or virtually hosting all “nonessential events and meetings” through at least June 19, the university announced. The updated policy aligns with the university’s decision to cancel in-person summer camp programs through June 19 as well as Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf’s…
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Penn State to Begin Issuing Prorated Housing and Meal Plan Refunds
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Penn State students with Housing and Food Services contracts will receive prorated housing and meal plan refunds in the next few weeks, the university announced Wednesday morning.
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Penn State Working on Two-Phase Commencement Option for Spring Semester
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With remote instruction now in place and the need to avoid large gatherings to prevent the spread of COVID-19, Penn State administrators took time during a virtual town hall Tuesday afternoon to briefly address the university’s decision-making surrounding spring commencement.
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Penn State: Governor’s Orders Could Delay Move-Out ‘At Least Until May’
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Penn State is temporarily delaying plans to allow on-campus residents to return to their residence halls to move out belongings following Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf’s order to close non-life-sustaining businesses, the university announced Friday.
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Gumby’s Pizza Temporarily Closes Due to Health Code Violations
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Gumby’s Pizza, 300 S. Pugh St., has temporarily closed due to three health code violations found in an inspection report filed Friday. State College Borough health officer Brian O’Donnell conducted an investigation and found three total violations within the store relating to the “gross unsanitary condition of conducting tattooing of a food employee on…