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COVID-19

A close-up of a gloved hand cradling two vials of Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine.

All Pennsylvania adults eligible for COVID-19 vaccine starting April 13

COVID 19-Test Site Pegula

Penn State COVID-19 dashboard updated with testing data through April 8

Virtual Invent Penn State Venture & IP Conference

Virtual Venture & IP Conference panel highlights life science ventures and COVID

Side view of Lion Shrine

23,000 students to receive COVID relief grants in first of two rounds of funding

A woman in a decorated surgical mask and a beret receives an injection.

The Medical Minute: When you’re in it for the long haul with COVID-19

A woman in personal protective equipment inserts a syringe into a vial.

Penn State to host Pennsylvania Regional Vaccination Clinic at BJC

COVID test site Pegula

Penn State COVID-19 dashboard updated with testing data through April 1

David Simmons stands holding a bowl in one hand. Behind him, another man in a mask wearing a tie and shirtsleeves, watches. They stand in front a wall covered with notes.

Hope on the horizon: Student-led vigil and memorial starts journey of healing

Samuel Garcia, who is seated and wears a mask, looks straight ahead as he receives a COVID-19 vaccine into his upper arm from a health care worker.

Feeling relieved: Pop-up vaccination clinics reach underserved populations

Side head of lion shrine

First spring webcast with President Barron to focus on faculty, staff questions

Pillar in back of HUB

Ongoing survey of those in quarantine/isolation helps improve the experience

East Halls residents encouraged to get tested Saturday for COVID-19 at pop-up

A student wearing a face mask on Old Main lawn.

Penn State COVID-19 dashboard updated with testing data through March 25

Screen shot of presser opening

University, local leaders call for renewed safety effort as COVID-19 cases rise

Local State College leaders to update community on COVID-19 developments

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