Penn State Sex Abuse Scandal
Spanier’s Attorneys Dispute Cover Up Allegations
Attorneys for ousted Penn State president Graham Spanier are disputing allegations that he covered up reports of child sex abuse involving former assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky.
Hearing Held For 2 Former PSU Officials
Attorneys for former Penn State University officials Tim Curley and Gary Schultz were in court Thursday morning to argue that perjury charges against their clients should be dismissed.
Details Emerge From PSU’s Decision To Accept NCAA Sanctions
The Penn State Board of Trustees were supposed to comment on the harsh NCAA sanctions against the university on Sunday, but it never happened. However, there were some new details that came out of the special meeting about Penn State President Rodney Erickson’s decision to sign off on the sanctions.
Thousands Hold Rally To Support PSU Football Team
There was a strong showing of support at Penn State University Tuesday morning as hundreds of people gathered on campus to welcome and cheer on the football team as it embarks on a new season.
Pennsylvania Auditor General Calls For Action In Light Of PSU Scandal
Could the scandal at Penn State bring even more change there, and at other universities? During a taping of the KD-PG Sunday Edition, Pennsylvania Auditor General Jack Wagner said he’ll push for reforms.
Freeh Report Online
The highly-anticipated report from former FBI Director Louis Freeh is now available online.
Man Claims To Be Jerry Sandusky Victim No. 2
A man has come forward claiming to be Victim No. 2 in the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse scandal. Mike McQueary testified that he witnessed that boy being sexually assaulted in the locker room showers by Sandusky.
Is There Hypocrisy In The NCAA?
KDKA Radio’s Mike Pintek talks with John Phillips, sports attorney and sports show host, about the NCAA.
Some PSU Players Vow To Stay With Program
The NCAA’s sanctions against Penn State have raised many questions about whether the current members of the football team would remain in Happy Valley.
Fallout From PSU Sanctions Continuing To Spread
Effects of the NCAA’s harsh sanctions against Penn State are continuing to be felt and are far-reaching.
Attorney: NCAA Sanctions Should Be Challenged
The sanctions against Penn State – both tough and painful – will be felt in Happy Valley for four years and beyond. Some legal observers call the NCAA’s decision misguided and misdirected.
School Spirit Remains Strong In State College Despite Sanctions
The NCAA sanctions may hurt the Penn State football program, but they don’t appear to be hurting school spirit. In downtown State College, alumni shopped for school attire saying the NCAA sanctions won’t damper their Penn State pride.
PSU President’s Statement On NCAA Sanctions
The NCAA announced a series of sanctions against Penn State University Monday morning in the wake of the Kerry Sandusky child sexual abuse scandal. Shortly after the announcement was made, University President Rodney Erickson issued a statement accepting the punishment handed down.
PSU Community Mixed Over NCAA Sanctions
Faculty, students and staff knew penalties against Penn State were coming, but it was a tough pill to swallow when the announcement came Monday morning.
Big Ten Cuts PSU Out Of Bowl Revenue While Serving Ban
The Big Ten says Penn State will not be allowed to share in the conference’s bowl revenues while it is banned from the postseason by the NCAA.













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