As the state-owned university system, PASSHE universities are committed to closing the workforce gap and serving PA's learners and employers.
PASSHE has started the search process for the next chancellor of the system.
System Redesign provides a roadmap for universities and the System to address financial and operational changes so students can access affordable public higher education.
A $10,000 award from NASH will provide support enabling PASSHE students to take courses from all 10 PASSHE universities from their home campuses.
For the seventh consecutive year, the in-state tuition rate will be frozen for students at the 10 PASSHE public universities.
The State System's appropriations request for 2024-25 includes our Progress Report and Accountability Dashboard.
Chancellor Greenstein took office as the fifth chancellor on Sept. 4, 2018. He also serves as PASSHE’s chief executive officer.
A 20-member Board is responsible for planning and coordinating the development and operation of the State System.
The Faculty Council engages in strategic conversations about issues that affect the State System and its universities in areas such as academics, budget and planning, and, ultimately, student success.
Each of the State System’s historic campuses provide unique, high-quality educational experiences while continuing to be among the most affordable higher education options in Pennsylvania.
