Photojournalism students in Penn State's College of Communications were part of contingent of ComMedia students who gained valuable experience covering both political conventions this summer.
Gino Tambourine, a technician at Penn State's Materials Characterization Lab, analyzes the nano-scale structure of materials using a small angle, X-ray scattering instrument.
Lt. Matt White, University Police and Public Safety, put the departments bomb disposal robot through some paces near the Millennium Science Complex on the afternoon of July 20.
Amani Oruwariye and the entire Penn State football team competed at the 14th annual Lift for Life, the signature fundraising event for Penn State's chapter of Uplifting Athletes, on July 16.
Strike up the Band! The 50th annual Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts is in full-swing with music, art, unique crafts, traditional food and more.
Students at 'NittanyBots', a Science-U Summer Camp at Penn State, are applying physics, motion concepts, engineering and LEGOS to build their own robots.
The evening sky above Beaver Stadium sparkled and flashed as the annual 4thFest Fireworks Show offered a glowing grand finale to Independence Day 2016.
Guided by Penn State students and staff, young artists are exploring the world of painting, drawing, pottery and more at Penn State's Center for Arts and Crafts 2016 Summer Camps.
Images of the newly renovated, 32,000 square-foot Morgan Academic Center, consolidating all staff, services and support into one academic hub for Penn State student-athletes.
A gallery of photos from the 2016 Special Olympics Pennsylvania Summer Games held at various locations around Penn State's University Park campus.
Someday, chemically protective suits made of fabric coated in self-healing, thin films may prevent farmers from exposure to organophosphate pesticides, soldiers from chemical or biological attacks in the field and factory workers from accidental releases of toxic materials, according to a team of researchers.
Graduate student Connor Jennings was part of a team of students and industry professionals that earned second place in a competition that had participants “hack together” a solution to resolve issues faced by manufacturers on the factory floor.
Penn State has been named No. 1 by College Magazine in its ranking of the “10 Most Powerful College Networks,” citing the University as top among institutions whose graduates “continue to shape their school’s reputation through career success, fame, and mentorships.”
Visitors can see a variety of exhibits and demonstrations on how best to manage our natural resources and wildlife at the J.D. Harrington Crops, Soils and Conservation Building at Ag Progress Days, Aug. 16-18.
Rising junior Cole Miller captured the Pennsylvania Amateur Championship this week, edging former teammate JD Dornes in the final round. The pair finished first and second in the 103rd edition of the event at Moselem Springs Golf Club in Fleetwood, Pennsylvania.
The July meeting of the Penn State Board of Trustees is now available from WPSU at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ij-s5KWmZrU
The trustees met Friday (July 22) at the Nesbitt Academic Commons on the Wilkes-Barre campus, in Lehman, Pennsylvania.
Mowgali, Baloo, and Bagheera are the stars as Penn State New Kensington’s Summer BBQ and Drive-in Movie series concludes under the stars with “The Jungle Book” on Aug. 10, in the campus’ Athletics Center parking lot. The BBQ begins at 7 p.m., and the Disney flick start at dusk. The family-oriented, PG-rated show is free to the public.
