Reconstruction of the raised pedestrian crosswalk on Curtin Road near Pattee Library will take place beginning Friday, July 20 through Monday, July 23.
The facility automation network group in Penn State’s Office of Physical Plant was honored with the prestigious IBcon Digie Award at the annual IBcon conference by Tempered Networks Inc. OPP was recognized for its innovation and success in deploying the "Most Intelligent Building Project" on a college campus.
From 4 to 5 p.m. on June 21, Penn State will conduct its annual test of University Park’s capability to reduce its electricity load when called upon during national or regional power emergencies. Last year’s test reduced the power load by 40 percent, or about 16 megawatts, during the test hour.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held today (June 8) to mark the official opening of Penn State’s rebuilt and renovated Agricultural Engineering Building, which houses the Department of Agricultural and Biological Engineering in the College of Agricultural Sciences.
Summer is in full swing at University Park and Penn State’s Office of Physical Plant has embarked on another season of construction and renovation projects.
Elm-tree spraying on Penn State's University Park campus will be conducted from the ground beginning at 9 p.m. on Sunday, May 19, and will continue until about 7 a.m. on Monday, May 20, weather permitting.
Penn State issued its annual drinking water quality report on April 23. Penn State routinely monitors the University’s drinking water, and the full report can be viewed on the Office of Physical Plant website.
In the coming days, officials from Penn State’s Office of Physical Plant will be working with a consultant to audit water systems in a number of buildings on the University Park campus.
Penn State has once again been honored with the Arbor Day Foundation's 2017 Tree Campus USA designation for its commitment to effective urban forest management.
According to the National Weather Service, cold temperatures and strong winds will combine to produce bitterly cold wind chills beginning Thursday evening, Jan. 4, and continuing into Saturday.
The Office of Physical Plant crow relocation program is set to begin on or after Nov. 20. Office of Physical Plant crews will be using pyrotechnic bangers and screamers to relocate the crows.
Every year more than 8,000 first-year students come to Penn State’s University Park campus to begin their college careers. Their residence halls and apartments become their homes away from home and the green spaces around campuses their backyards.
Penn State issued its annual drinking water quality report on Wednesday, June 28, and reports that it successfully met every federal and state regulatory requirement in 2016.
