A day after Pennsylvania State University was slapped with a record fine for failing to report crimes on campus, President Eric Barron didn't address the specifics of the violations but promised to continue creating a better "culture of compliance" at the state's flagship university. "The university recognizes that the Clery Act compliance cannot be an end on to itself but rather part of a broader culture of compliance," Barron told the university's board of trustees who met on campus Friday. "We will continue our numerous vigorous efforts to create a culture of reporting, of safety and accountability and integrate compliance at every level of this university."