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Penn State plans closure of seven regional campuses, including Wilkes-Barre

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sat 00:00
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Penn State's new Northeast Regional Chancellor, Menah Pratt, is guiding institutional transformation for the northeast campuses. This includes the closing of seven campuses by the end of the spring 2027 semester, one of which is Penn State Wilkes-Barre. She also plans to guide the remaining campuses, Penn State Hazleton and Scranton, toward sustainable institutional transformation.

From timesleader.com

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The transformation involves the closure of seven regional campuses, which is expected to impact local economies in the region. The Chancellor aims to guide the remaining campuses toward sustainable institutional transformation.

From timesleader.com

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  • Penn State Wilkes-BarreSpeculative

    The campus might eliminate core revenue and operations due to the planned closure.

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