As mental health issues among college students increase, Penn State Brandywine is rising to the challenge. The campus dedicated this year’s Unity Week, which was held Nov. 11 to 15, to raising awareness about mental health and invisible disabilities.
A Penn State Brandywine biology course that focuses on human use of plants features “food for thought” — literally — with students bringing samples of cuisine that reflects their culture and heritage to share with classmates.
Every October, Penn State Brandywine celebrates the history and accomplishments of the gender and sexually diverse community by participating in the observance of LGBT History Month.
No. 1 Penn State Brandywine needed to score twice during the final 12 minutes of regulation to overcome a one-goal deficit, securing its fourth-straight Penn State University Athletic Conference championship by defeating No. 2 Penn State Beaver 3-2 on Wednesday night
Senior Brianna Banks' third goal of the game came just over one minute into overtime as the top-seeded Lions bested Penn State Hazleton 3-2 during the Penn State University Athletic Conference Women's Soccer Championship Wednesday evening
Penn State Brandywine senior Brianna Banks recently earned her fourth Penn State University Athletic Conference Player of the Year award in as many seasons.
Working with Penn State Brandywine’s Center for Ethics and Civic Engagement, senior psychology major Quiona Sephes has put her commitment to serve others into practice.
Jeremy Branch, Penn State Brandywine’s senior assistant director of enrollment management, has been elected to serve as president of the Pennsylvania Association for College Admission Counseling (PACAC), effective June 2020.
For nine Penn State Brandywine students studying civic engagement, New York City became their classroom for a day as they attended the United Nations International Day of Peace Student Observance on September 20.
