PASSHE Institutions Merging

[boatcapt]

You mean you haven't heard about Bloomfield Haven University? Ranked as one of the best in the Northeast.

Northeast PA??!!

[iupgroundhog]

At least we get first billing. So Mansfield and Lock Haven can't manage together, they need even more support from Bloom? Any what infrastructure are IUP and WCU sharing with whom?

Those are good questions. Whatever Driscoll is privy to he should probably keep to himself.

My own thinking is that from an administrative point of view it's most efficient to have one administration oversee a student population of 15k-20k students. Bloom/LHU/Mansfield fits that model.

Edit: Well, maybe throw in ESU. Bloom can be the main campus - as long as LHU can keep a D1 Wrestling team.

[Bart]

You mean you haven't heard about Bloomfield Haven University? Ranked as one of the best in the Northeast.

At least we get first billing. So Mansfield and Lock Haven can't manage together, they need even more support from Bloom? Any what infrastructure are IUP and WCU sharing with whom?

[iupgroundhog]

What does this mean?
[/B]
https://www.indianagazette.com/news/...82962a550.html

You mean you haven't heard about Bloomfield Haven University? Ranked as one of the best in the Northeast.

[Bart]

What does this mean?

Driscoll said the IUP community is excited about the opportunity to share infrastructures, to help other PASSHE schools and to benefit from their help. He also noted that West Chester and IUP will not be included in planned integration of the smaller PASSHE schools.



On the other hand, Driscoll said, PASSHE Chancellor Dr. Dan Greenstein is studying financial implications of integrating operations at California and Clarion universities; at Slippery Rock and Edinboro universities; and at Lock Haven and Mansfield universities,

https://www.indianagazette.com/news/...82962a550.html

[Fightingscot82]

Edinboro sells the Porreco Center...https://www.erienewsnow.com/clip/151...porreco-center

They haven't sold it yet. PASSHE voted to allow them to sell it. The state legislature still has to approve it. All this work to divest of a property not being used.

It's a nice piece of property if you're a developer. The locals treat it like a park. But they also never really embraced the idea of attending there. They're too accustomed to driving 25 minutes.

[WarriorVoice]

Edinboro selling the Porreco Center...https://www.erienewsnow.com/clip/151...porreco-center

[boatcapt]

Maybe an NBA team will move to Indiana, Pa.

Hahahaha...Yea, maybe! Of course, IUP faithful probably wouldn't stand for such a drop in quality!!!

[Fightingscot82]

Maybe an NBA team will move to Indiana, Pa.

Hire Gary Edwards to run a G League team of all international prospects.

[IUPbigINDIANS]

While paying the bond is the biggest cost, there is still maintenance, repair and utilities that have to be paid. Thats not a small cost. When schools are shaking the couch cushions to find spare change just to pay the electric bill, the $'s spent just to keep one building open has to look pretty inciting.

Of course as pointed out, who the heck would buy such a thing?

Maybe an NBA team will move to Indiana, Pa.

[boatcapt]

While paying the bond is the biggest cost, there is still maintenance, repair and utilities that have to be paid. Thats not a small cost. When schools are shaking the couch cushions to find spare change just to pay the electric bill, the $'s spent just to keep one building open has to look pretty inciting.

Of course as pointed out, who the heck would buy such a thing?

[Bart]

• Campuses that are conducting nearly all operations remotely for the fall semester: California, Clarion, Edinboro, Millersville, and West Chester universities,

• Campuses that will host 75 percent of their classes remotely, and 25 percent in person: East Stroudsburg, Indiana, Lock Haven, Mansfield, and Slippery Rock universities,

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• Campuses that plan to conduct a blend of remote, hybrid and face to face learning: Bloomsburg, Cheyney, Kutztown, and Shippensburg universities.

Enrollments are expected to be lower this year as students weigh whether they want to pay for an online-only experience.

But Pidgeon said the universities will make it worth their while.

gave $28 millionare on the chopping block

[IUPNation]

I agree 'some' banks will still be needed but the days of, say, S&T, having 7 locations JUST in Indiana will soon be long gone. Personally, I don't think I've been inside an actual bank in probably 7-8 years.

[IUPNation]

First Commonwealth is downsizing -- closing about 30-some branches. Smart move. Many, many banks will do the same (PNC just closed 50). As this older generation dies out, hardly anybody will still actually go in to a bank.

The KCAC isn't 'new' anymore. It's going on 10-11 years already.

And, yeah, IUP will sell the KCAC. LOL. Who the F would buy it? And, why on Earth would they sell it?

[IUPNation]

SSHE begins selling property.

https://www.pennlive.com/news/2020/0...dquarters.html

Maybe they should move in the The Home Office In Lock Haven.