Penn State Removes Student Newspaper Racks Over Policy Violation

The university cites unauthorized political ads as the reason for the removal, sparking concerns about free speech.

Penn State removed nearly three dozen racks of The Daily Collegian due to political ads violating school policy.
The newspaper was not notified in advance about the removal and has not been informed of the racks' storage location.
Ads for Vice President Kamala Harris and voter registration were displayed on nine of the 35 racks.
The university returned the racks without the ads and emphasized support for free news sources for students.
The Daily Collegian faces financial challenges after a 100% funding cut from the university, increasing reliance on advertising revenue.