Penn State York campus will close in two years

Penn State York will close after the university's Board of Trustees voted to shutter the campus, impacting students and faculty. The decision, made on May 22, follows a report citing a 40% enrollment drop over a decade, eroding financial viability. The campus will remain open for two years, with students able to complete degrees elsewhere. Faculty will be offered reassignment or assistance finding other positions within the university system. The closure aims to reallocate resources and focus on campuses with greater growth potential.