Dr. Dan Greenstein, chancellor of Pennsylvania's State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) since 2018, has announced his departure effective October 11, 2024, to pursue a new national opportunity. In his open letter to the PASSHE community, Greenstein expressed gratitude for his six years in the position, during which he emphasized affordability by freezing tuition and securing significant state funding increases, including a recent 6% rise. His leadership facilitated essential system redesign efforts that improved financial stability and student enrollment. The Board of Governors praised his commitment to higher education and student success, noting that his tenure has left PASSHE in a better position. A national search for his replacement will begin, with an interim chancellor appointed following his exit. Greenstein's contributions have been recognized as pivotal in positioning PASSHE for future challenges.