Penn State Alumna Charged With Nittany Lion Shrine Vandalism Accepted Into ARD Program
Julia Cipparulo will complete a 24-month Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition program and pay over $40,000 in restitution.
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Julia Cipparulo will complete a 24-month Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition program and pay over $40,000 in restitution.
Fourteen years ago, three freshmen in 43 Simmons Hall changed the course of Penn State student media forever.
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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
On Wednesday, Penn State alumna Julia Cipparulo traveled to Centre County to attend a scheduled preliminary hearing at 8:30 a.m. due to her alleged vandalizing of the Nittany Lion Shrine.