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Law Enforcement Officer of the Year Nominees Announced - Vimarsana News

Law Enforcement Officer of the Year Nominees Announced

Local news from StateCollege.com and Centre County Partners. Read about Law Enforcement Officer of the Year Nominees Announced and more from the State College, PA region

Man accused of sexual assault released on bail - Vimarsana News

Man accused of sexual assault released on bail

State College, Pa. — A 23-year-old man accused of recording the sexual assault of a woman on his phone posted $65,000 unsecured bail, according to court records.

Man accused of strangulation denied bail - Vimarsana News

Man accused of strangulation denied bail

State College, Pa. — A man accused of strangling a woman was denied bail and taken to county jail, police said.

2 Penn State sexual assault survivors' 'hopeless' journey navigating mental health, legal system | University Park Campus News - Vimarsana News

2 Penn State sexual assault survivors' 'hopeless' journey navigating mental health, legal system | University Park Campus News

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

Source: psu.edu
'Something clearly isn't working' | Penn State Timely Warning data shows increase in reported sexual violence compared to past | University Park Campus News - Vimarsana News

'Something clearly isn't working' | Penn State Timely Warning data shows increase in reported sexual violence compared to past | University Park Campus News

Penn State sent University Park-issued Timely Warnings regarding forcible sex offenses on campus to Penn State students’ inboxes more than a dozen times in the first six weeks of classes.

Source: psu.edu