Penn State Brandywine presents “Earth Day 2016: Trees (not Trash) for the Earth” as part of the 2016 Spring Speaker Series at 11:30 a.m. April 12, in the Main Building, room 113. The lecture will discuss the pros and cons of cutting down old growth trees verses planting new growth trees and how both impact carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere.
Penn State Brandywine presents “Earth Day 2016: Trees (not Trash) for the Earth” as part of the 2016 Spring Speaker Series at 11:30 a.m. April 12, in the Main Building, room 113. The lecture will discuss the pros and cons of cutting down old growth trees verses planting new growth trees and how both impact carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere.
Penn State Brandywine held a groundbreaking ceremony on March 29 to kick off construction of the campus’s first residence hall and a new student union building. The two new buildings are scheduled to open in August 2017. The residence hall will house 254 students and the student union building will include a dining hall, conference space, student recreation areas, the campus bookstore and student affairs offices.
Jerry Parsons, chairman of Brandywine’s advisory board and among the first students to attend classes at the current campus location, speaks to attendees during Penn State Brandywine's Groundbreaking Ceremony.
Jerry Parsons, chairman of Brandywine’s advisory board and among the first students to attend classes at the current campus location, speaks to attendees during Penn State Brandywine's Groundbreaking Ceremony.
