The outpouring of grief for JoePa didn’t stop the entrepreneurial spirit of some quick-thinking hustlers who tried selling tickets to his memorial service on eBay.
From divorces to deaths to even classic books, Monday’s links are all about turning the page.
The premature announcement of Joe Paterno’s death Saturday night was perhaps a precursor to Sunday morning’s reality.
The best way to break from their scandal-plagued record was to hire a coach with absolutely no ties to the man who headed the program for almost half a century.
In this week’s issue of TIME, we explore the insular nature of college campuses — and how “Happy Valley” stays happy amid scandal.
The child molestation case against longtime Syracuse University assistant coach Bernie Fine recently took a shocking turn.
The weirdest thing of all was that for the first time in 46 years, the little guy with the thick-glasses, the pope of State College and for some, all of Pennsylvania, wasn’t leading the Nittany Lion football team onto the field.
As much as students, faculty and alumni are thinking about the alleged victims in the sordid sex abuse scandal, they also share practical concerns about the fallout from the scandal.
Viewpoint: Removing Penn State’s wide receivers coach from the game on Saturday was the sensible move.
Each week, TIME’s Kayla Webley fills you in on the goings on in the education world, everything from pre-K to higher ed.
