Sarah Hofius Hall | WVIA News
Sarah Hofius Hall worked at The Times-Tribune in Scranton since 2006. For nearly all of that time, Hall covered education, visiting the region's classrooms and reporting on issues important to students, teachers, families and taxpayers. Her reporting ranges from covering controversial school closure plans and analyzing test scores, to uncovering wasteful spending and highlighting the inspirational work done by the region's educators. Her work has been recognized by the Pennsylvania NewsMedia Association, Society of Professional Journalists and Pennsylvania Women's Press Association. Hall received her degree in journalism from Ithaca College and resides in Clarks Summit with her family.
You can email Sarah at sarahhall@wvia.org
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Los líderes de la universidad anunciaron en febrero que algunos campus del Commonwealth probablemente cerrarían en dos años, citando la creciente incertidumbre financiera y la disminución de la matrícula. -
In February, faculty overwhelmingly expressed a lack of confidence in Bashar Hanna. He will become vice chancellor for strategic initiatives for Pennsylvania's State System of Higher Education. -
From research and co-op programs, to unique majors and resources for first-generation students, Penn State campuses in Hazleton, Schuylkill, Scranton and Wilkes-Barre each offer something different. An announcement on closures is expected in mid-May.
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Students from The Graham Academy served as honorary mayor, police chief, fire chief and city council member on Wednesday. April is Autism Awareness Month. -
Funding helped provide resources to homeless students and pay salaries. Pennsylvania joined a multi-state lawsuit last week, challenging the decision to revoke more than $184 million in funding to the state. -
As St. Clare/St. Paul advanced through the playoffs and to the state championship game, three fathers watched with a different perspective. -
In a student-organized rally on campus, and then at a legislative discussion in downtown Hazleton, speakers on Thursday shared passionate stories about how the school changed their lives. -
The Federal Emergency Management Agency terminated the Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) program last week. The agency called it a 'wasteful, politicized' grant program and canceled all applications from 2020-2023. -
Penn State Schuylkill is growing and thriving — and its closure would not make sense, speakers said during a roundtable discussion on Friday. -
Roger DuPuis sits down with Sarah Hofius Hall to talk about a Luzerne County fifth-grader whose handwriting skills have earned her national attention.
