After a long legal battle between Penn State and fraternity Phi Delta Theta, the university has purchased the on-campus property for more than $1 million.
PSN News, the student television station, spoke with members of the fraternity, their attorney and a Penn State official for more information on the story.
This video originally aired Monday, March 29.
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