March 2018

An overhaul to Pennsylvania’s anti-hazing law introduced on Friday by Pennsylvania Senate Majority Leader Jake Corman has already taken a big step forward as the state Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday unanimously approved the Timothy J. Piazza Anti-Hazing Law.

District Judge Allen Sinclair said he expects to issue a decision via court order on Wednesday morning on which, if any, of the refiled counts will be bound over for trial for 11 of the former brothers charged in connection with the February 2017 death of fraternity pledge and Penn State sophomore T

Penn State undergraduate student Charles Cudlipp, 25, was found dead in his Happy Valley Motor Inn apartment Monday, according to the State College Police Department. He lived alone in the apartment on South Atherton Street, and was found by his parents.

Two Penn State students are facing summary offenses of criminal mischief for breaking off the Nittany Lion Shrine’s right ear in February

Steve Trialonas, representing pledgemaster Daniel Casey, opened by continuing his questioning of Det. David Scicchitano about Piazza’s actions in the weeks leading up to the bid acceptance night at Beta Theta Pi on Feb. 2, 2017, when the 19-year-old Penn State sophomore sustained fatal injuries fro

While the Coalition of Graduate Employees (CGE) continues to forge ahead in preparation for the upcoming graduate student union votes, graduate assistant Michael Cronin is hoping to put the potential unionization to a halt with the help of The Fairness Center.