Smeal College of Business

Smeal College of Business

The 2019 Penn State NAHB Student Competition Team with PHRC staff on the IBS stage after winning second place.

Penn State places second at National Association of Home Builders competition

Penn State shield: A general image used to accompany some pieces of content on Penn State News.

Penn State Smeal to celebrate 20th S.T.A.R.T. Conference

negotiation and influence certificate photo

Negotiation strategies the focus of a new certificate from Penn State

person with image of DNA superimposed

Whose genes are they, anyway?

Electricity power lines

Sloan Foundation grant looks at energy market structure for wind integration

Meadow

IST alumni align to create leading software system for the cannabis industry

We Are Weekend

Penn State Alumni Association's 'We Are Weekend' event set for May 31 to June 2

The Nittany Lion outside the Lewis Katz Building on the University Park campus.

Penn State Law at University Park now accepting GRE for joint-degree seekers

Penn State shield: A general image used to accompany some pieces of content on Penn State News.

Newman family gift supports entrepreneurship through Summer Founders Program

Brazilian fencer Bia Bulcão

World Campus student hopes to win fencing medal for Brazil in 2020 Olympics

Soccer stock, women's pro sports

Center for the Study of Sports and Society launches student paper competition

Thomas Vellios, Five Below co-founder and executive chairman, speaks at Smeal's Executive Insights.

Five Below chairman speaks at Penn State Smeal's Executive Insights series

Man talks to room of people

College of Engineering and Atlantic Council host workshop on strategic foresight

Alenna Beroza, Kijenzi engineer, shows off some Kijenzi parts designed with and for nurse/administrator Jennifer Simani and biomedical engineer Daniel Obego. Alenna has spent the last four months working in Kombewa District Hospital, co-developing and tes [nid: 557277]

Startup Kijenzi using 3D printing to deliver medical equipment to Kenya

Changing risk assessment could ease financial shocks, bailouts

Changing how government assesses risk may ease extreme financial event fallout

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Sports studies at college are hitting home runs
May 10, 2017
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Should Amtrak invest in improvements?
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Cherishing stuff with a photo can help you let go
July 12, 2017
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