Penn State University Libraries invites submissions for the eighth annual competition for the Outstanding Undergraduate Thesis Award. The competition aims to find the best research by a Penn State undergraduate in consultation with his or her adviser. The winner will receive $1,250, and awards of $750 and $500 will be presented to the second- and third-place recipients, respectively.
Recent Penn State and Schreyer Honors College graduate Katie Buzzell discovered through research that catching up on sleep doesn't guarantee your sustained attention will recover.
Steven Bollendorf, a 2018 Penn State graduate, took first prize for his poster at the University's Sports Analytics Conference, which examined how data can help ice hockey teams and players improve their efficiency.
Penn State engineering student Alayna Kennedy's research on neural network applications for prosthetic devices will be part of an international bioscience and bioengineering conference in San Francisco next month.
After racing against the world's fastest track cyclists on the sport's biggest stage, Penn State senior Matt Baranoski is ready to tackle his honors thesis.
On May 16 the Electronic Thesis and Dissertation Submission systems will be updated, offering an improved interface and easier process.
The Penn State University Libraries has announced its fifth annual competition for the Outstanding Undergraduate Thesis. The competition, a partnership between the University Libraries and the Schreyer Honors College, aims to find the best thesis submitted by a Penn State undergraduate student in consultation with his or her adviser.
Undergraduate research grants for students' innovative ideas are among the Schreyer Honors College initiatives being funded by alumni, parents and other donors through crowdfunding campaigns.
Senior Schreyer Scholar Ellie Skrzat has found a passion for illustration during her studies as a fine arts major in the College of Arts and Architecture.
