A gallery of photos from the 44th annual Ag Progress Days, hosted by Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences at the Russell Larson Agricultural Research Center Aug. 13 through 15.
Penn State officially recognized the accomplishments of the University's newest graduating class at Summer Commencement 2019 ceremonies held Aug. 10.
The Penn State football team welcomed regional and national media to their annual Football Media Day at Beaver Stadium Aug. 3.
Amanda Johnsen, Assistant Research Professor with Penn State's Radiation Science and Engineering Center (RESC), inspects samples from an archaeological dig in Italy for trace element content. Visit RSEC for more about Penn State's Radiation Science and Engineering Center.
Penn State's colleges of Agricultural Sciences, Engineering, and Earth and Mineral Sciences hosted a model rocket launch July 16 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon mission.
One of the many sows at the Penn State Swine Center enjoys a cool wallow in the mud on a warm summer morning. The Penn State Swine Facility houses more than 60 animals and provides teaching and research in breeding, animal welfare and herd management. Visit Penn State Animal Science for more.
A look behind the scenes as cast and crew prepare for the July 10 opening of the popular children's theater production 'A Year with Frog and Toad' at Penn State's Playhouse Theatre.
A crew builds scaffolding leading up to the Old Main bell tower as a renovation project that will include stone and brick masonry, and waterproofing gets underway on the morning of May 16.
Could soilborne fungi found nearly everywhere in North America be the kryptonite that can help control the spotted lanternfly? Studies underway in the Philadelphia region -- carried out by scientists from Penn State and Cornell University -- aim to answer that question, with early findings showing promise against what has been described as the worst invasive pest to hit the U.S. since the gypsy moth.
Penn State undergraduate students from all campuses and fields of study who are interested in expanding their knowledge beyond the classroom through engagement experiences are encouraged to apply for a Student Engagement Network grant by Sept. 6.
Jennie Noll, director of Penn State’s Child Maltreatment Solutions Network and professor of human development and family studies, is one of 25 individuals across the commonwealth to be appointed to Gov. Tom Wolf’s Council on Reform, which is designed to help protect vulnerable populations in Pennsylvania.
Penn State faculty, staff and students are invited to check out the University Libraries' new Collaboration Commons and Central Atrium, which opened to the public for the first time at 4 p.m. Aug. 22.
Tom Calliari and the Penn State DuBois baseball team remain committed to success in the coming year, on the heels of a second consecutive United States Collegiate Athletic Association Small College World Series win.
Recently, Adobe announced changes to its licensing structure, which requires some additional steps for Penn State students, faculty and staff to use Adobe Creative Cloud applications. Access to Adobe Creative Cloud will continue to be available at no charge; however, an Adobe Enterprise ID account is now required. Students, faculty and staff can sign up for a free Adobe Enterprise ID account at adobe.psu.edu.
The Woskob Family Gallery will debut its fall exhibition — an ambitious new wall drawing exploring the local landscape — on Sept. 6, with a reception from 5-8 p.m. Called "Folded Section," the work will be created over a two-week period by Assistant Teaching Professor of Landscape Architecture Alec Spangler and will be on view through Jan. 10, 2020.
