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Penn State will remove most masking requirements but continue enforcing them inside classrooms, labs, and "other academic and creatives spaces" at all campuses.

"Most of us are having a difficult time focusing on school and other obligations when our people are dying back in Ukraine, and we are limited in what we can do about it."

Penn States Bryce Jordan Center will be illuminated in blue- and yellow-colored lights — matching those of the Ukrainian flag — Wednesday and Thursday nights to demonstrate the universitys solidarity

The Penn State School of International Affairs and Penn State Law will co-host an expert slate of panelists this week to review Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

On March 2 and 3, the arena will light up in the colors of Ukraine's flag from 6 p.m. to midnight.

Charles Dumas, a professor emeritus from Penn State’s College of Arts and Architecture’s School of Theatre, described himself as a “foot soldier” during the 1960s’ civil rights movement.

When Gene and Roz Chaiken were named Penn State’s Philanthropists of the Year for 2021, no one dreamed that another gift — one surpassing the combined total of their previous support — was in the works.The Chaikens knew better.Just one day before Pen

Now featuring blue and gold lights, the State College Municipal Building is showing support for Ukraine.

"Our hearts are heavy as we continue to watch the events unfold, and we remain hopeful for the return of peace to that region and the world."

Better late than never, right?