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A Penn State student from Allentown who was arrested during a campus protest in October will apparently avoid suspension or explusion ahead of his Dec. 17 graduation.

When the founder of the Proud Boys was scheduled to appear in October at Penn State, senior Bram Woolley of Allentown joined hundreds of fellow students in a tumultuous protest that led to the event’s cancellation. But in the course of the protest, Woolley — who allegedly refused to move

Penn State students ask university to stop disciplinary proceedings against an Allentown resident who was arrested at an Oct. 24 protest at the school.

Bram Woolley faces three misdemeanor charges after he allegedly failed to obey police orders at a protest against a Penn State appearance by the founder of the white nationalist Proud Boys.

The Student Committee for Defense and Solidarity “demand" the Centre County district attorney and Penn State University Police and Public Safety to drop the "unjust and targeted charges against [a]

During Monday nights protest in opposition to the Uncensored America event that hosted Proud Boys founder Gavin McInnes, Penn State police arrested student Bram Woolley.

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Bram Woolley is facing misdemeanor charges for allegedly ignoring multiple orders from police officers to leave the area during Monday night's protest.