Penn State Brandywine's all-time leading scorer Nikki Velez was named to the Penn State University Athletic Conference's Women's Basketball All-Decade Team.
As part of Penn State's COVID-19 mitigation plans, COVID-19 tests will be required for all students moving into on-campus residential housing who have not shared with the University that they have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19 or provided a positive COVID-19 test result from the last 90 days prior to arrival.
Recognized student organizations may return to holding in-person activities, including meetings, tabling, and other events for the fall semester. Students are expected to follow all current masking requirements on their campus during these activities.
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Penn State Brandywine softball student-athlete and 2021 Magna Cum Laude graduate Rachel Cherubini was selected to the CoSIDA Academic All-America Women's At-Large First Team
Due to the rapidly evolving COVID-19 conditions around the country and in Pennsylvania, effective immediately (Aug. 4), Penn State will require all students, faculty, staff and visitors — including those who are vaccinated and unvaccinated — to wear masks indoors at all campuses. Within the last 24 hours, many counties that are home to Penn State campuses have shifted to “orange” status, warranting an immediate adjustment to the University’s on-campus masking requirement.
Pennsylvania is experiencing accelerating COVID-19 case counts across the state, and as of today (Aug. 4), Penn State Brandywine is in an area of substantial (orange) transmission per the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) COVID Data Tracker. Effective at 8 a.m. on Aug. 5, masking will be required indoors for all vaccinated and unvaccinated individuals on the Penn State Brandywine campus in Delaware County, in accordance with the latest CDC guidelines.
Jeremy Branch, Penn State Brandywine’s senior assistant director of enrollment management, recently completed a one-year term as president of the Pennsylvania Association for College Admission Counseling. Branch is just the second University employee to ever serve as PACAC president and is the first from a Commonwealth Campus.
Norman and Marietta Mawby, longtime supporters of Penn State Brandywine and the University, have committed $20,000 to support a mentoring program for Brandywine’s student-athletes. Their contribution will create the Norman and Marietta Mawby Believe, Play and Have Fun Fund for Mentoring at Penn State Brandywine Athletics.
