Recognizing the need to provide students with broader perspectives on world and national views, and the need to create opportunities to be more engaged citizens in their local community, Penn State President Graham B. Spanier initiated the Student Newspaper Readership Program in 1997.
The program has three objectives:
- enhance the learning environment on campus
- increase students’ knowledge of community, national, and world events
- encourage a lifelong daily newspaper readership habit
NEW! A digital copy of today's complete USA TODAY is now free to Penn State students, faculty and staff:
(Penn State login via the Pattee/Paterno Library proxy server is required)
USA TODAY e-Edition
Online versions of other newspapers supported by Penn State's Student Newspaper Readership Program:
Digital Centre Daily Times
Digital Daily Collegian
Digital New York Times
The Penn State Student Newspaper Readership Program contributes to the general education goal of the University by providing a broad range of information and knowledge necessary to understand the world in which we live, and helps students acquire the skills vital to educated citizenship. |
