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From emergency notifications straight to your phone to campus offices, Penn State has many resources dedicated to keeping students safe on campus.

Senate Bill (S.B.) No. 553, comes into effect on July 1, 2024, and given its many detailed requirements, which require meetings with your employees…

Between the night of November 9th and the morning of November 10th, a Jewish student’s residence in University safe housing was vandalized with graffiti reading “FREE PALESTINE.” The student, kept anonymous for fear of retribution, spoke with the Review. The student was moved to the University’s designated safe

Met Office storm forecasts “save lives”, a minister has insisted amid criticism over flood warnings in the wake of Storm Isha and Storm Jocelyn.

HOYAlert experienced technical glitches following its transition to an “opt-out” model for its text message alerts.

The Faculty Senate heard a presentation on student mental health and well-being during its Oct. 20 meeting.

Editor’s Note: The following article discusses suicide and sexual assault. If you or someone you know needs support, please call the Suicide Prevention Hotline at 988, RAINN at 1-800-656-4673 or

When Neeli Bendapudi assumed her new position of Penn State president following graduation weekend this past spring, she inherited a university rooted in rich history — a new community with

In the fall 2021 semester at Penn State, 25 forcible sex offense University Park-issued Timely Warnings were reported. This was the most reported in a fall semester since 2016.

Hanna Friedenberger and Lexi Tingley started college at Penn State in summer 2019. They did what any “normal college student” would do — hung out with friends and met new