Penn State Block and Bridle Club members are gearing up for one of their favorite events, the 102nd Little International Livestock Exposition — also known as Little I — a yearly event that gives students hands-on experience showing beef and dairy cattle, swine, horses and sheep from the University’s on-campus farms.
As a filmmaker and teacher, Pearl Gluck is on a constant search for authenticity. She looks for it in her actors, her students and even her own scripts. It’s not easy, but the assistant professor of film-video in the Donald P. Bellisario College of Communications says it’s vital for the filmmaking process.
President Judge of the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania Mary Hannah Leavitt, a 1978 Penn State Dickinson alumna, received the 25th Annual Honorable Sylvia H. Rambo Award Ceremony hosted by Dickinson Law’s Women’s Law Caucus at Lewis Katz Hall on March 14. The Hon. Sylvia H. Rambo, class of 1962, and Alana Goycochea, class of 2020, president of the Women’s Law Caucus, presented the award.
The first stop in the 2019 City Lights Series is almost here. As part of the Philadelphia event on March 26, Penn State alumni Abubakarr Fofanah and May Ayad will detail their journeys as immigrants, both to the United States and to Penn State.
Penn State Harrisburg’s John Crain Kunkel Career Center is teaming up with JCPenney at High Pointe Commons to host a SUIT UP event for Penn State Harrisburg students from 5 to 8 p.m. on Sunday, March 24.
Twelve Penn State engineering graduates will be honored April 8 at the College of Engineering’s annual Outstanding Engineering Alumni Awards ceremony at the Nittany Lion Inn on the University Park campus.
There is still time for students to submit an application for the Undergraduate Exhibition and even more time to prepare for the exhibition itself.
On Wednesday, April 10, the Kassia Ensemble with Mary Bowden will perform one of their first concerts together at Penn State Behrend as part of Music at Noon: The Logan Series. Their concert takes place at noon in McGarvey Commons, in the college’s Reed Union Building.
A five-member team of Penn State students is competing against 75 teams from across the United States in the Public Relations Student Society of America's 2019 Bateman Competition, with the challenge to create a campaign to increase diversity and inclusion in the public relations profession.
The Lion's Pantry will host an open house on March 20 and Canstruction on March 27-28. Both events are free and open to the public.
Christopher Loperena will deliver a free lecture titled “The Racial Logics of Extraction” as part of the Sawyer Seminar at 6 p.m. on Thursday, March 21, in 160 Willard Building on the University Park campus of Penn State.
In Kentucky in the 1820s, an unusual school and community pursued the elusive goal of common ground for Indians and whites. Historian Christina Snyder looked at how this place where Americans sought a more inclusive way to build a nation, and how their dream broke apart.
Brian Patchcoski, a 2010 graduate of the College of Education with a master's degree in college student affairs/higher education, is one of 15 prominent young alumni to be honored by the Penn State Alumni Association with the Alumni Achievement Award.
During Penn State Startup Week 2019, the Eberly College of Science will host a series of five seminars, to be presented by alumni, faculty and student entrepreneurs.
Penn State in 2009 established an Integrated Pest Management Committee, the members of which are tasked with monitoring, tracking and responding to pest problems ranging from ant infestations to groundhog invasions and everything in between.
