Penn State has suspended the Tau Chapter of Lambda Phi Epsilon fraternity, a member of the Multicultural Greek Council, through spring 2023 for allegations of misconduct related to hazing.
Penn State Student Affairs will host a one-day drive-in conference May 9 on the University Park campus with presentations and workshops related to the newly enacted Timothy J. Piazza Anti-Hazing Law in Pennsylvania.
Penn State Student Affairs has placed the Omega chapter of Theta Chi Fraternity on interim suspension while its Office of Student Conduct investigates a serious student injury and alleged alcohol misuse.
A Penn State student connected with the Collegiate Recovery Community after realizing she needed support this past fall.
Danny Shaha has been named assistant vice president for student rights and responsibilities in Penn State Student Affairs, effective Nov. 12. Shaha has served in this role as the interim assistant vice president since July 2017.
Penn State will observe National Hazing Prevention Week from Sept. 24 to 28, hosting various education activities and events in order to raise awareness around the important issue of hazing on college campuses across the country.
The Office of Student Conduct, a unit of Penn State Student Affairs, is currently accepting student applications for the University Conduct Board and the Student Organization Conduct Committee.
The Office of Student Conduct, a unit of Penn State Student Affairs, is seeking faculty and staff volunteers for the University Conduct Board and Title IX Panel.
Kathleen Shupenko, associate director in the Office of Student Conduct, was selected as an Association for Student Conduct Administrators Donald. D. Gehring Academy Faculty for the student organizational misconduct track.
Penn State Student Affairs has implemented a new record keeping system called Maxient to improve services and increase efficiency.
Updates to Penn State’s Responsible Action Protocol extend protection from University conduct sanctions to include a student suffering from an alcohol or drug overdose when help is sought on their behalf.
When a night out involving alcohol takes a turn toward the unexpected, students are reminded to always call 911 in the event of an emergency.
The Office of Student Conduct is seeking faculty and staff volunteers for the University Conduct Board (UCB), the Student Organization Conduct Committee (SOCC), and Title IX Panel.
The Office of Student Conduct is currently accepting applicants for the University Conduct Board (UCB) and the Student Organization Conduct Committee (SOCC).
State College Borough Council approved an ordinance (2078) that gives officers the option to charge an individual with a summary offense instead of a misdemeanor for possession of a small amount of marijuana. The ordinance goes into effect in September.
