Digging Deeper
Invasive Species
Penn State President Eric Barron and guests talk about some of the new invasive species that have recently been introduced to Pennsylvania, what impact the they might have and what residents need to know. Continue »
The Latest from WPSU
Event Highlights
2019 Conn Dinner Highlights
This year we had Diane Kochilas as our host chef for the 27th Annual Connoisseur’s Dinner at the Nittany Lion Inn! Thanks again to everyone who attended and for your support for public media. Continue »
Event Highlights
2019 Cooking Demo
Thank you to everyone who attended the Cooking Demo hosted by Chef Diane Kochilas! We hope you enjoyed the experience and had a good time! Continue »
WPSU Digital
Digital Shorts
Short digital stories highlighting the arts, culture, science and activities in central Pennsylvania and beyond. Continue »
WPSU Digital
What Does Love Look Like to You?
On Valentine’s Day we celebrate love in many forms. What does love look like to you? Continue »
Upcoming Events
Art for the Airwaves Competition
WPSU-FM's annual Art for the Airwaves competition is back! Express your creativity by portraying the people, places, activities, and life of central Pennsylvania. Continue »
Deadline to enter is Thursday, February 28
WPSU Learning Families Survey
WPSU is looking to learn how we can better serve the families in our coverage area. Thank you for taking the time to complete this survey. Your input is greatly appreciated! Continue »
Special Programs
PBS Honors the Legacy of Black History
PBS is proud to present special programming to commemorate Black History Month, as part of its commitment to celebrating the diversity of America year-round. Continue »
Digging Deeper
Fake News
Penn State President Eric Barron and guests talk about the emergence of fake news, it’s impact on American culture and what it means for the legitimate news media. Continue »
NPR Student Podcast Challenge
NPR is inviting students between 5th and 12th grade from around the country to create a podcast, then — with the help of a teacher — compete for a chance to win the grand prize and have your work appear on NPR. Continue »
Take Note
Paralympic Gold Medalist Shawn Morelli On Overcoming War Injuries To Compete As A Cyclist
Penn State graduate and retired U.S. Army Major Shawn Morelli took up cycling after an explosion during her service in Afghanistan caused brain trauma, blindness in her left eye and severe damage to her spine and neck. Continue »
Take Note
A Scientist And Christian On Why Climate Change Matters To Everyone
Atmospheric scientist and evangelical Christian, Katharine Hayhoe, is known for her ability to communicate science to everyday people, including skeptics of climate change. Continue »
