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John Gamble carries the Penn State Behrend mace during a college commencement program.

John Gamble reflects on his 44-year career at Penn State Behrend

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Engineering team wins top prize in entrepreneur program for flex heal product

A portrait of Melanie Hetzel-Riggin, a professor of psychology at Penn State Behrend.

Pandemic provides a case study in resiliency, says psychology professor

Armillary Sphere outside Old Main

Penn State, Big Ten announce new course sharing initiative

Vagner Mendonça-Whitehead

New media artist and academic leader named School of Visual Arts director

Milan Liu

Milan Liu selected Earth and Mineral Sciences 2020 summer student marshal

4-H food distribution

4-H, Norris Square Community Alliance promote food security in Philadelphia

LEAP instructor goes above and beyond to engage students virtually

LEAP instructor goes above and beyond to engage students virtually

A blue Penn State parking permit against a gray background.

Fall 2020/spring 2021 student parking registration begins Aug. 18-20

Artist impression of planet K2-25b

A young sub-Neptune-sized planet sheds light onto how planets form and evolve

The children statues in Hintz Alumni Garden lit by multiple colors as designed by Stella Murray for her Nittany Lights project.

Recent architecture alumna awarded funding to pursue architectural lighting

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Penn State Microbiome Center and GALT enter collaboration to advance research

stone box with llama and gold scroll in hole

Ancient shell llama offering found in Lake Titicaca

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Barron letter supports borough proposal to reduce COVID risks

A blue "Stay Well" decal on a glass panel.

Students required to follow COVID-19 safety guidelines in University offices

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