WPSU Separates From PSU and Joins Philadelphia-Based Station 'WHYY'

Penn State-WHYY deal finalized. A new era begins for WPSU

The WPSU van sits outside the WPSU offices in State College, Centre County. (Photo by Emily Reddy/WPSU)This story was originally published by WPSU.  Central Pennsylvania’s public broadcasting station, WPSU, is officially separated from Penn State. WPSU is now part of WHYY under an agreement the Philadelphia-based station and Penn State finalized this week, bringing closure to a two-year-long process and allowing WPSU to continue bringing public …

WHYY Takes Over WPSU, Extending Philadelphia Public Media Across Central and Northern Pennsylvania

WHYY now operates WPSU's radio and TV stations under the WPSU name, keeping public media for 1.5 million people in central and northern…

WPSU separates from PSU and joins Philadelphia-based station 'WHYY'

CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA (WTAJ) — The public broadcasting station WPSU has officially separated from Penn State and joined WHYY, a Philadelphia-based station. According to WPSU, the agreement between WHYY and Penn State was finalized this week, ending a two-year-long process. Under the agreement, WPSU will continue bringing public radio, television, community events and educational outreach to [...]

WPSU Begins a New Chapter With Acquisition by WHYY Complete

WPSU will continue serving more than 1.5 million people in central and northern Pennsylvania with its acquisition by Philadelphia-are public broadcaster WHYY now officially complete. WHYY finalized the deal to acquire WPSU from Penn State on Wednesday, marking the start of a new chapter for public media in the region a year after the university had been on the brink of shutting down the radio and television stations it had owned and operated for…

Deal for WHYY to acquire WPSU set to finalize

About 70% of WPSU's employees will continue working at the station under WHYY’s management.

WHYY completes its acquisition of WPSU

About 70% of WPSU staff members will continue to work at the organization under WHYY’s ownership.