For more than 10 years, Julie Ealy, associate professor of chemistry at Penn State Lehigh Valley, has worked on in-depth chemistry research with undergraduate students, providing a valuable opportunity that most college students do not get to experience.
The Penn State Schreyer Honors College received top marks in an independent evaluation of university honors programs from around the nation.
Schreyer Honors College and College of Earth and Mineral Sciences graduate Patrick Stephens models three-dimensional terrain around the world while continuing to build his own cartography business.
A Penn State freshman had his documentary film about the refugee crisis in France selected as a semifinalist for a national film festival.
Photo album: Whether it's piloting a jet, standing guard in a war zone, or rising through the military ranks, Penn Staters are continuing a long tradition of serving their country in the U.S. armed forces. This year, as part of its Military Appreciation Week, Penn State will celebrate 100 years of women officially serving in the military.
Thanks to a grant from the Schreyer Honors College and the support of a Penn State Abington professor, a student presented her research at the 18th International Hemingway Conference in Paris.
First-year Eberly College of Science student and Schreyer Honors Scholar Akhil Alugupalli is the founder and CEO of a therapeutics company that aims to give cancer patients additional options for treatment and pain management.
Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences has honored four of its graduates with 2018 Outstanding Alumni Awards.
As an undergraduate in Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences, Casey Branstetter participated in a unique scholars program, an experience that she said was instrumental in launching her professional career with AgChoice Farm Credit.
Katherine Gawel has been named the 2018 Early Career Alumni Recognition Award recipient by the Penn State Department of Chemical Engineering.
Mary Beth Spang, a 2015 Liberal Arts graduate, recently started her first semester at Harvard University, where she is pursuing a master of education in human development and psychology. Her passion and motivation for the field stems from her personal experience with depression and anxiety, as well as volunteerism with the Centre County Women’s Resource Center and Crisis Text Line.
Public speaker and HIV/AIDS educator Scott Fried discussed "teachable moments" and the importance of showing compassion with Penn State Presidential Leadership Academy students during a visit to University Park.
Smeal 2014 finance graduate Emily Zheng has pledged funding to create the Emily Zheng Open Doors Scholarship.
From 4 to 6 p.m. on Sept. 6, Penn State will celebrate the importance of faculty to the teaching mission of the University during an event “Tribute to Excellence: Through a Photographer’s Lens” at the Nittany Lion Inn at University Park.
Eberly College of Science student and Schreyer Honors Scholar Tice Harkins led a strong showing for Penn State students and alumni at biomedical conferences in Poland and Ireland this summer.
