Explore the personal transformations of six individuals who went from agents of anger and bigotry to advocates for empathy and inclusivity.
Monday, October 26, at 9:00 p.m.
Chart the last five years of the women’s movement and its re-energized, intersectional fight for equality. Activists, journalists, entertainers, athletes, and politicians report from the frontlines of the feminist tidal wave.
Tuesday, October 27, at 8:00 p.m.
Investigating the lives and characters of Joe Biden and Donald Trump as they compete to be president. Those who know them best reveal key moments that made both men and shape how they would lead America through a time of crisis.
Tuesday, October 27, at 9:00 p.m.
WPSU proudly presents WPSU Vote, a resource for election coverage and information across central Pennsylvania. Find out about important election dates and events, meet the candidates, and watch a series of videos about the offices up for election this November.
Get ready for WPSU’s Monster Bash, a virtual costume and pajama party we are hosting on Halloween night. Along with Halloween clips from favorite PBS KIDS shows, WPSU will offer activities to get your kids moving and grooving to the Monster Bash beat. Continue »
As teachers, students, and families deal with school closures, WPSU and PBS have come together to curate a special collection of educational resources. Continue »
WPSU's event coordinator, Tamra Fatemi, shows guests how to make a decadent Baklava for fall holiday meals. Continue »
WPSU's Anne Danahy talks with the Director of the Franklin and Marshall College Poll, Terry Madonna, and Penn State Political Scientist Candis Watts Smith about the 2020 election. How will the use of mail-in voting and drop boxes affect the election? How are opinions being influenced by the COVID-19 pandemic? And, what issues are important to Pennsylvania voters? Continue »
Penn State President Eric Barron and guests talk about how the Black Lives Matter movement is manifesting on college campuses and what work needs to be done in higher education to address systemic racism. Continue »
Penn State President Eric Barron talks to Danielle Conway, Dean and Donald J. Farage Professor of Law at Dickinson Law, and Michael Berkman, Director of the McCourtney Institute for Democracy, about the upcoming election. Continue »
Kelly Holder, Director of the Office of Professional Mental Health at the Penn State College of Medicine and Hershey Medical Center, talks with WOSU about mental health challenges and what people can do to to keep their minds active and positive during the COVID-19 pandemic. Continue »
We answer your questions on the COVID-19 pandemic. We cover topics suchas as how much longer the pandemic willlast, when we will get a vaccine, how havepeople of color been disproportionately impacted, and more. Continue »
Being a SUPER FAN takes guts, initiative, and creativity, and you could be named the ultimate This Old House SUPER FAN! Continue »
WPSU hosts free documentary screenings that you can access right from your computer and smart device wherever you are. Learn and connect with others to discuss a broad range of topics that are important to you through PBS content and WPSU original productions. Continue »
Penn State humanities scholars explore the ongoing quest to achieve the promise of American democracy despite the many past, present and future obstacles to equality and social justice. Continue »
Humanities scholars at Penn State reflect on migration, mobility and the ethics of hospitality so as to better understand the context of the debate on immigration and refugees in the US and around the world. Continue »
WPSU’s Emily Reddy talked with Kevin Kinser, a Penn State professor and head of the Department of Education Policy Studies, about why he thinks students should be staying home, and why schools that have brought students back need transparent plans for when COVID-19 cases start piling up. Continue »
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