WPSU and The McCourtney Institute for Democracy at Penn State have partnered for a new podcast collaboration that will look at the issues affecting democracy.

The public is invited to hear live music from two State College bands and watch an advanced screening of an original WPSU production during a free event at the State Theatre on Tuesday, Nov. 13.

WPSU Penn State won three Emmy awards, including the top honor for overall station excellence, at the 2018 Mid-Atlantic Emmy awards on Oct. 13.

WPSU welcomes families to their annual science and education celebration, Eventapalooza, from 1 to 4 p.m. at Penn State’s Innovation Park on Sunday, Oct. 21.

WPSU will air a series of interviews featuring the Democratic and Republican candidates running for the U.S. House of Representatives in three central Pennsylvania districts beginning Oct. 11.

WPSU will air special programming beginning Sept. 20 that aims to bring awareness and provide resources for individuals struggling with opioid addiction.

Supporters of WPSU-FM and WPSU-TV can set up automatic monthly donations for as low as $5 per month to help their local public media station.

Jim and Evelyn Piazza, parents of Timothy Piazza, will talk about the death of their son and their hope for changes throughout the Greek-life community and on college campuses when interviews with the couple air on WPSU in September.

WPSU Penn State has been nominated for the 2018 Mid-Atlantic Emmy awards’ top honor as the public media station earned 10 nominations for excellence in the television and media industries.

WPSU-FM won four national awards, including three first-place finishes, for outstanding public radio news reporting from the Public Radio News Directors Inc.

WPSU Penn State won four Telly Awards for outstanding television and video productions as the 39th annual awards honored groundbreaking work across all media platforms.

WPSU Penn State will provide special primary election night coverage beginning at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, May 15, on WPSU-FM and online at wpsu.org.

A new middle school genetics and genealogy curriculum developed in part by Penn State will be featured during an online showcase that highlights innovation and STEM education. The 2018 STEM for All Video Showcase, funded by the National Science Foundation, will be held from May 14 to 21.