University leadership affirms commitment to health, safety as fall sports resume
In a letter to the University community, Penn State leaders affirm that health and safety is of the utmost priority as fall sports resume this semester. Steps being taking include prohibiting tailgating; working with student leaders and organizations; following masking, social distancing and other COVID-related health guidelines; and continuing to partner with local and community leadership.
Alumni drive grassroots effort to bolster sports journalism diversity fund
A funding effort for a diversity and inclusion fund in the John Curley Center for Sports Journalism will assist students and provide support for experiences, research projects, travel and more.
Trustees discuss efforts taken for the return of students
The University’s commitment to and strong partnership with the local community has been central to its pandemic response, according to a presentation today (Sept. 17) to Penn State’s Board of Trustees Committee on Outreach, Development and Community Relations. With the goal of creating a safe and healthy environment for the entire community, a community-wide committee comprised of Penn State and local government and community leaders prepared for the return of students to the area this fall.
"Together, we will see Penn State through this crisis and eventually emerge an even stronger University and community.” http://ow.ly/12lE50yVPfK
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"The entire Penn State community has shown a level of ‘can-do’ that rivals anything I have ever seen, and I find it incredibly inspiring." ow.ly/ZbFH50yVRgs
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I'm young and healthy, can I still socialize? Can I go for a walk? What does social distancing mean? ow.ly/r4vq50yRaZN