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The 'Ground-Up Problem' Of Bird Window Collisions: BBH Professor Advocating For Bird-Safe Glass On Campus - Vimarsana News

The 'Ground-Up Problem' Of Bird Window Collisions: BBH Professor Advocating For Bird-Safe Glass On Campus

The popularity of glass-paned buildings may make for aesthetically pleasing study spots but are killing droves of birds each year.

Your Penn State Fall 2023 Freshman Syllabus - Vimarsana News

Your Penn State Fall 2023 Freshman Syllabus

To help you ace your first year at Dear Old State, we created a freshman year syllabus to ease your transition.

Eishenhower Road, Parking Deck, Yellow F surface parking lot remain closed due to sinkhole - Vimarsana News

Eishenhower Road, Parking Deck, Yellow F surface parking lot remain closed due to sinkhole

Transportation Services announced Eisenhower Road, parking deck and the Yellow F surface parking lot remain closed until further notice, as a result from a sinkhole on Wednesday.

Summer construction plans set for University Park | Penn State University - Vimarsana News

Summer construction plans set for University Park | Penn State University

With spring commencement ceremonies now complete, Penn State’s Office of Physical Plant will initiate a variety of construction and renovation projects at the University Park campus during the summer months. 

Source: psu.edu
Penn State's Office of Physical Plant to lead several construction and renovation projects this summer | University Park Campus News - Vimarsana News

Penn State's Office of Physical Plant to lead several construction and renovation projects this summer | University Park Campus News

Penn State announced the start of several construction and renovation projects on campus during the summer months, led by Penn State’s Office of Physical Plant.

Source: psu.edu