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In Fairfield County, a case study for transit-oriented development

The area around a Fairfield train station is an example of transit-oriented development, which some see as a way to curb climate change.

Transit-oriented development could transform Fairfield County, if it's both affordable and environmentally sustainable

State College's 3/20 Coalition calls for 'justice' for Osaze Osagie during 'Complacency Kills' rally

Dozens gathered Saturday at State College's Allen Street Gates for the “Complacency Kills” rally — hosted by the 3/20 Coalition as a part of the “3 Cops, 3 Years &

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Take Note: Nyla Holland Discusses Importance Of Local Activism, Maintaining Mental Health

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Take Note: Nyla Holland Discusses Importance Of Local Activism, Maintaining Mental Health

'The Honor Of A Lifetime': UPUA President Zach McKay's Letter To The Student Body

"I am sure that the kindness, empathy, and compassion I saw spill over this campus will forever mark this year as special in Penn State’s history."

Penn State Black Caucus begins 'Now More Than Ever' week 2021 with alumni panel to reflect on 20th anniversary of the Village

Penn State Black Caucus hosted an Alumni Panel: The Village to begin "Now More Than Ever" Week 2021. This year, the organization's theme is "Power to the People." The alumni panel included former Black Caucus President LaKeisha Wolf, Founding Director of Sankofa Research Institute Assata Richards and assistant professor at the University of North Carolina Tiffanie Lewis-Durham. Annually, Black Caucus honors “the Village," a sit-in protest that was organized by the group's leaders in 2001. Hundreds of students slept in the HUB-Robeson Center for 10 days until Penn State administration agreed to take action to better the lives of people of color at Penn State.

'We'll keep showing up' | 3/20 Coalition hosts solidarity protest in downtown State College to demand justice for Daunte Wright

Signs draped from the Allen Street Gates Tuesday evening read "Abolish Police" and "Black Power" during 3/20 Coalition's "Justice for Daunte" solidarity protest following the death of Daunte Wright in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota on Sunday, April 11. Wright was a 20-year-old Black man who was killed by a police officer at a traffic stop, according to the New York Times. 3/20 Coalition was created following the death of Osaze Osagie, who was fatally shot on March 20, 2019 by a State College Police officer serving a mental health warrant. Osagie, who had autism and a history of schizophrenia, allegedly ran at officers with a knife. After an unsuccessful attempt to deploy a Taser on Osagie, he was allegedly shot by Officer M. Jordan Pieniazek. The three officers involved in the shooting have not been charged.