StateCollege.com on MSN
‘A Huge Relief.’ WHYY Deal Poised to Keep WPSU’s Mission Alive in Central PA
Public broadcasting in Central Pennsylvania is expected to stay on the air after months of uncertainty following Penn State’s ...
The plan still requires approval from WHYY’s board, as well as the Federal Communications Commission, but is expected to be ...
The Desk on MSN
Penn State board approves sale of WPSU to WHYY
The Board of Trustees at Penn State University has approved the sale of its college-run public broadcast outlet to its larger ...
The future for Central Pennsylvania's lone NPR member radio station and its PBS-aligned TV station sibling is now clearer, ...
The federally mandated inspections of SEPTA’s Silverliner trains come after several fires. New sensors will be added to warn ...
MyTwinTiers.com on MSN
Penn State approves deal to save WPSU, transfer assets to Philly-based organization
A new deal to help save Penn State’s public radio and television station has been approved following a Board of Trustees vote ...
The potential shuttering of WPSU is seemingly no more as the Penn State Board of Trustees voted unanimously Monday to approve material terms of a proposed transaction to transfer the operating assets ...
The Penn State Board of Trustees on Monday unanimously approved a new agreement to transfer the operations of WPSU, the ...
Centre Daily Times on MSN
Penn State’s governing board approves new proposal to keep WPSU operating
The university announced it would close WPSU last month after a board committee voted against a previous proposed asset sale.
StateCollege.com on MSN
Penn State Trustees Approve Deal to Transfer Ownership of WPSU
Penn State's Board of Trustees on Monday approved a new proposal to sell WPSU to Philadelphia area public media provider WHYY ...
Old Main on Penn State University's campus. Penn State University plans to shut down its NPR and PBS-affiliated public broadcasting station, WPSU, after the university’s trustees rejected a proposal ...
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