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- Sep 30, 2026
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Penn State-WHYY deal finalized. A new era begins for WPSU (opens the original)
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Central Pennsylvania’s public broadcasting station, WPSU, is officially separated from Penn State. WPSU is now part of WHYY under an agreement the Philadelphia-based station and Penn State finalized this week, bringing closure to a two-year-long process and allowing WPSU to continue bringing public radio, television, community events and educational outreach to central and northern Pennsylvania. The transaction received approval from the Federal Communications Commission Sept. 9. WHYY and Penn S
Penn State bracing for budget shortfalls in coming years (opens the original)
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Penn State is bracing for budget shortfalls in the upcoming years and looking at options for managing them, as health care and other costs continue to climb and some enrollments flatten. “We're seeing declines in Commonwealth campus enrollments, declines in graduate, declines in international. It's just coming at us from all different angles,” said CFO Sara Thorndike. Her comments came during the university administration’s annual “State of State” address. She said the university has already mad
Commonwealth University of PA plans to lay off as many as 175 staff and faculty (opens the original)
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Commonwealth University of Pennsylvania expects to lay off as many as 175 people next year — 75 faculty and 100 staff — in an effort to lower costs and balance its budget The university expects the cuts to happen across its three campuses: Lock Haven, Mansfield and Bloomsburg. According to a statement from a university spokesperson, the goal is to “create a financially sustainable university for the long term and address the institution’s recurring structural deficit.” The move to balance the bu
AI has arrived at Penn State. How one professor is teaching it as a 'superpower' (opens the original)
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In the spring semester, Sam Bonsall taught a research class for undergrads that serves as a “launch pad” to help them write an upcoming honors thesis. He had taught the class before, but the difference this time was that he incorporated artificial intelligence or AI into the class. “Every assignment has an aspect of something they need to do on their own, they need to use AI, and then they need to do a critical reflection on what was kind of the good, the bad, and the ugly about the AI," said Bo
Penn State lays off WPSU employees, many to be hired as part of transition to WHYY (opens the original)
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Penn State is laying off all WPSU employees as part of the station’s transfer to WHYY, with the Philadelphia-based station making job offers to many of those employees. The employees received notification Monday of Penn State's decision to proceed with the layoffs now. It comes as WPSU's transfer is still under review by the Federal Communications Commission. A Penn State spokesman said in an email that the layoffs are affecting 31 full-time employees: 22 staff and nine unionized technical servi
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