Joshua Altman, a Penn State alumnus who has established himself in Hollywood during the past 15 years, served as editor for the Oscar-nominated documentary “Minding the Gap.”
A competition that encourages Penn State students to find solutions to the challenges facing women's professional sports in the United States has been initiated by the interdisciplinary Center for the Study of Sports and Society with an entry deadline of April 1.
Penn State faculty member Pearl Gluck's award-winning, feature-length film "The Turn-Out" will screen Feb. 11 in New York City as part of a partnership with the United Nations Association Partnership for the Education of Human Trafficking.
While interactive web features are usually seen as a must-have for websites, when it comes to health communications, developers should be aware that those features may prompt negative reactions against their messages, according to researchers.
A team of Penn State students have develop an augmented reality experience to complement THON and bring its impact to children battling pediatric cancer at Penn State Children's Hospital who are unable to attend the event in person.
Victor Pickard, an associate professor at the University of Pennsylvania, will present “Confronting the Misinformation Society” as the spring 2019 Robert M. Pockrass Memorial Lecture at 5:30 p.m. Feb. 28 in Foster Auditorium of Paterno Library.
A Penn State faculty member's rough-cut documentary will screen in Paris at an event hosted by the Columbia University Alumni Association.
Ashanti Rubin and Rachel Tasker, seniors in the Donald P. Bellisario College of Communications, were selected to serve as NFL public relations assistants at the Super Bowl.
Donald P. Bellisario College of Communications student and Schreyer Honors Scholar Sebastien Kraft continues to receive recognition for his documentary about the plight of refugees in Paris.
Senior journalism major Sam Reiser, a member of the men's track and field team, is transforming a school bus into a tiny home on wheels as way to support his career and provide himself some financial freedom.
Senior journalism major Sam Reiser, a member of the men's track and field team, has taken an entrepreneurial, proactive approach to his eventual career, transforming a school bus into a tiny home to give himself financial flexibility and mobility as he pursues his passions.
Students from CommRadio, the internet-based radio station in the Donald P. Bellisario College of Communications, will provide live coverage from the Super Bowl for the first time.
Barbara Palmer, whose lifetime of philanthropy is evident across Penn State and the Centre region, died peacefully on Sunday, Jan. 20. She was 93. Recognized by the University as an honorary alumna in 1987, Palmer was deeply engaged as a donor and a volunteer at the institution and in many organizations throughout the region.
Longtime NFL Films producer Bob Angelo, a Penn State alumnus who crafted an Emmy Award-winning career, will return to campus to meet with students, share his experiences and present a free public lecture Jan. 28.
Fully autonomous vehicles may not be crisscrossing the United States just yet, but they are causing traffic on news sites and social media. New research shows this heavy media coverage influences how the public perceives the vehicles, which can have lasting effects on the emerging technology and society.
