UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. (WTAJ) — WPSU, a Central Pennsylvania public radio station, will be winding down its operations following a vote from the Penn State Board of Trustees Finance and Investment ...

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 ...

Giving to WPSU will directly support ongoing operations and position WPSU in the very best way to transfer operations to WHYY once the FCC approves the transfer of the operating license,” a WPSU board ...

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (WJAC) — Penn State University has decided against transferring operations of its public radio and TV station, WPSU, to a Philadelphia station WHYY, leaving the station's future ...

WPSU public radio and television stations will cease operations next year. The decision came Thursday as the Penn State Board of Trustees Finance and Investment Committee voted against transferring ...

WPSU-TV and radio will become part of Philadelphia-based WHYY, under a plan Penn State trustees unanimously approved Monday, a month after the board's finance committee rejected a similar proposal but ...

A public media organization based in greater Philadelphia will take over WPSU public radio and television stations after the Penn State Board of Trustees voted on the renegotiated deal. The vote comes ...

In a report circulated by WPSU-91.1 on its Facebook page, that station’s news department said Philadelphia’s WHYY is moving forward with acquiring WPSU radio and television, quoting plans provided by ...

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Cuts to programs and staff are on the table as WPSU in central Pennsylvania faces a 20% reduction in funding from Penn State University, its licensee. “We are collecting data on what is most valued by ...

WPSU-FM and the Centre Daily Times are partnering to invite residents to share their values and beliefs in “This I Believe” essays, and here are three more locally written essays submitted to the ...