Seven State College bars are facing objections from the state as they try to renew their liquor licenses, StateCollege.com reported this month.
In light of that news, the website asked Penn State if the university has any comment or perspective on the situation.
University spokeswoman Lisa Powers has shared this written statement in response:
‘I can tell you that the university supports all reasonable efforts to minimize the dangers of unlawful drinking, some of which may be targeted at irresponsible vendors whose actions contribute to this problem. We want our students, alumni and visitors to State College to be safe and legal, and we welcome all appropriate efforts, whether by government agencies, business leaders, social services, or private citizens.’
StateCollege.com is continuing to follow this developing story.
Earlier coverage
More Local News
View all Local News‘Night at the Museums’ to Showcase Penn State Exhibits and Archives
By Chris Kick, Penn State Ag Sciences News The second week of Penn State’s fall semester offers a chance to visit university museums during the “Night at the Museums,” planned […]
E.F. ‘Pat’ Houser Golf Tournament Raises $62K for Skills of Central PA
The 21st Annual E.F. “Pat” Houser Golf Tournament, hosted by Skills of Central PA and the Skills Foundation, raised more than $62,000 on Aug. 24 at Toftrees Resort. Seventy-six golfers […]
State College Council Approves Agreement to Buy Addison Court for $15.75M
State College Borough Council on Monday unanimously approved an agreement for the borough to purchase a downtown apartment building for $15.75 million and ensure it continues as low-income housing for […]
