Berkey Creamery Releases Rebranded ‘Penn State World Campus 25th Birthday Bash’ Ice Cream Flavor
To celebrate Penn State World Campus’ 25th birthday, the Berkey Creamery renamed its birthday cake-flavored ice cream to “Penn State World Campus 25th Birthday Bash” on August 1.
The limited edition flavor will be available in the Berkey Creamery until November 30, and folks can purchase half-gallon containers within the creamery or online.
“We at the Berkey Creamery are excited to celebrate such a momentous occasion for Penn State World Campus, and this partnership shows how we are all part of the University,” Berkey Creamery Manager of Sales and Marketing Jim Brown said in a release. “We cannot wait to share this with students, faculty, staff, alumni and visitors.”
Since Penn State World Campus’ inception in 1998, the online education program now offers over 175 degree options and boasts more than 35,000 graduates.
“Penn State World Campus has been an integral part of Penn State for 25 years, and what better way to celebrate this milestone than with another symbol of the University — creamery ice cream,” Vice Provost of Online Education Renata Engel said. “We hope that the University community will celebrate with us by grabbing a cone or a dish.”
The temporarily renamed ice cream is a yellow cake batter ice cream with frosted cookie pieces and blue frosting.
Penn State World Campus 25th Birthday Bash, other Berkey Creamery products, and the creamery’s store hours can be found on its website.
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