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Barron discusses access and affordability strategies to support students Scholarships, academic advising, food security, new housing grants and more are topics of focus during president’s presentation to Board of Trustees Old Main's bell tower. Image: Patrick Mansell Barron discusses access and affordability strategies to support students May 07, 2021 UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Penn State is committed to providing students with an accessible and affordable high-quality education, and the University is employing a range of creative strategies to help manage educational costs and meet student...

Food and housing security task force shares progress updates for trustees Lion’s Pantry, Student Emergency Fund, advocacy efforts and more are topics of presentation to the Board of Trustees Penn State Brandywine sophomore Angel Asomugha works to fulfill food orders and helps track the campus food pantry’s inventory.  Image: Mike McDade Food and housing security task force shares progress updates for trustees May 06, 2021 UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — As many college students across the country are increasingly facing food and housing insecurity, Penn State is developing new solutions, enh...

Food insecurity has been an issue in State College and at Penn State long before the coronavirus pandemic began. But the pandemic only worsened the issues, making it easier to spot and sparking a sense of urgency in the community to help one another out. The State College YMCA, State College Food Bank, Lion’s Pantry, and members of the Student Farm at Penn State and the University Park Undergraduate Association have come together to raise awareness of the food insecurity problem on, off and around campus. Mel Curtis, the anti-hunger director of the YMCA, has organized various events befo...

Highlights The New York Senate and Assembly recently introduced respective bills that would preclude the owners of cooperatives, condominiums, hotels and rental buildings from being able to evict a tenant, subtenant, or someone without a lease or other occupancy agreement (broadly defined as a "tenant") unless the landlord can demonstrate good cause for the eviction. If enacted, the bills would fundamentally change how someone owning real estate could treat an occupant of space regardless of whether the occupant had a legal right to occupy the space, which would seriously damage the economic ...

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: The New York Senate and Assembly recently introduced respective bills that would preclude the owners of cooperatives, condominiums, hotels and rental buildings from being able to evict a tenant, subtenant, or someone without a lease or other occupancy agreement (broadly defined as a "tenant") unless the landlord can demonstrate good cause for the eviction. If enacted, the bills would fundamentally change how someone owning real estate could treat an occupant of space regardless of whether the occupant had a legal right to occupy the...