Children’s Miracle Network raised $4,445,580.79 for Penn State Children’s Hospital in 2018-19. The total was announced during the 35th annual Children’s Miracle Network Telethon, which aired Monday, June 3 on WGAL-TV 8 from Penn State Children’s Hospital.
The Penn State Scranton Alumni Society furthered its commitment to the campus through its recent establishment of a $30,000 Open Doors Scholarship for deserving campus students.
Penn State has named Stephen Taub, a former Penn State Abington student and a 1973 graduate of the University Park campus, as its 2019 Philanthropist of the Year.
Outgoing Vice President for Research Neil Sharkey reflects on the success of Invent Penn State, the broad and deep excellence of Penn State's research, and the need to sit back and just listen to good ideas from others.
Thank you for taking the time to read this month’s issue of Philanthropy at Penn State. We’re happy to share that this e-publication, initially launched in 2018 to a small audience, is now sending to more than 19,000 of our University’s supporters.
Two new scholarships are providing financial support for the LGBTQA+ community in the College of Engineering and the College of Arts and Architecture.
A gift from Roger Liang and Annie Kuo will establish the first named professorship within Penn State’s School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science.
Voicemail users at Penn State will be able to access the legacy voicemail system through May 31, with access ending on June 1.
James Schlaudecker worked in an auto garage for $1 an hour. Then he enrolled at Penn State Behrend. He and his wife recently created a new scholarship for adult learners at the college.
Penn State Smeal College of Business alumnus Ronald E. Sloan recently received the 2019 Charles Lupton Volunteer Award ― one of the University’s highest honors for a volunteer ― from Penn State’s Division of Development and Alumni Relations.
Recent reports issued by Moody’s Investors Service and S&P Global Ratings provided stable outlooks for Penn State.
Penn State and State College borough welcomed more than 350 higher education and municipal government professionals from around the world this week for the 2019 International Town & Gown Association’s City and University Relations Conference. The four-day conference focused on helping attendees build partnerships and address opportunities and challenges between higher education institutions and the communities in which they reside.
Penn State Human Resources' benefits team is hosting presentations to help inform employees of their insurance options upon retirement.
A policy change is set to take effect this summer outlining how Penn State intervenes when students encounter academic difficulty, with the hope of providing better routes to recovery.
For Paul Levine, Penn State is a feeling, something special and something he hopes to share with generations of students. That's why Levine, a 1969 journalism alumnus, has endowed a scholarship for students majoring in journalism.
