Ryan Bagwell for Penn State Trustee

Ryan Bagwell for Penn State Trustee I'm running for the Board of Trustees for the Pennsylvania State University, and I need your support! They’re planning a May wedding.

Ryan Bagwell is a web developer and proud member of Penn State’s Class of 2002. After graduating with a journalism degree, he wrote for newspapers in Pennsylvania and Maryland before founding his own local news Web site devoted to holding local officials accountable. In 2009, he left the news industry to pursue a career in computers. Presently he’s a senior web programmer at the Hirshorn Zuckerman

Design Group, an advertising and marketing agency located near Washington, D.C. During his undergraduate career and as an alumnus, Ryan has been a devoted member of the Penn State community. He was the founding director of the Penn State Jazz Festival, a student-produced event that is still held annually. Today, he is a very proud football season ticket holder and member of local alumni groups. A former resident of Annapolis, Maryland, Ryan moved to Madison, Wisconsin with his fiance in September, where she’s pursuing a doctoral degree. Though he lives on the doorstep of a rival Big Ten school, he’s always proud to fly his Penn State flag where all can see.

04/27/2014

Ryan Bagwell | Blog, Board of Trustees

04/19/2014

For Penn State trustee, "a natural leader who will hit the ground running."

Ryan Bagwell | Blog, Board of Trustees

04/23/2012

My worst fear

04/13/2012

Ryan’s Plan for Penn State

04/13/2012

It's been a long campaign, but election season has finally arrived. The support I've received so far has been humbling, and I'm grateful to you for believing in

03/27/2012

Think of all the things you could do with $33,000. A vacation in Bora Bora. A new car. Maybe even start a new Penn State scholarship to help temper the high

03/24/2012

Penn State Board of Trustees Chairwoman Karen Peetz made some some odd comments to the university Faculty Senate recently. She said trustees are looking

Last week I wrote about how the trustees violated Pennsylvania's Open Meetings law. After her comments about it in today...
03/09/2012

Last week I wrote about how the trustees violated Pennsylvania's Open Meetings law. After her comments about it in today's paper, she has to resign. http://bit.ly/zsxhiN

After the trustees' abysmal performance in the wake of the Sandusky scandal, I never thought they could do any worse. Surprise. They just did. In a story

01/19/2012

Penn State’s top trustees finally broke their silence today about their handling of the Saundusky crisis. On the eve of a public board meeting at which hundreds are expected to demand their resignations, 13 board members discussed their roles with the New York Times.

I didn't know pundits were allowed to change their view of Paterno. This is quite a shocking revelation
01/18/2012

I didn't know pundits were allowed to change their view of Paterno. This is quite a shocking revelation

I've changed my mind after reading the Washington Post interview.

01/11/2012

Madison, Wis. – Almost every member of an elite group of Penn State trustees would retain their positions this year under a plan being floated by the board’s president, according to a secret meeting agenda released today.

01/10/2012

If you haven’t already seen Ben Novak’s take on the Penn State trustees’ power structure, I suggest you give it a read. The former trustee, who’s seeking to return to the board, definitely has some worthwhile insight into how most members are bullied into keeping their mouths shut.

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