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High school students are invited to explore a possible future in advanced manufacturing by attending a free, two-day minicamp at Pennsylvania College of Technology. Scheduled for Nov. 7-8, the immersive Precision Manufacturing Minicamp will introduce students to technologies, processes and career opportunities driving today’s manufacturing.

Pennsylvania College of Technology recently welcomed Anna Paulson, president and chief executive officer of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, and several of the bank’s leaders for a campus tour highlighting the college’s hands-on approach to education. The tour was part of Paulson’s efforts to visit communities within the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia’s district.

The ingenuity of a Pennsylvania College of Technology faculty member has saved the River Valley Regional YMCA Eastern Lycoming Branch from costly pool repairs.

Pennsylvania College of Technology students earned honors at the 41st Annual Blow Molding Conference in Chicago, presented by the Society of Plastics Engineers’ Blow Molding Division.

Pennsylvania College of Technology welcomed home two busloads of veterans of the Vietnam and Korean wars on Sunday. The veterans from throughout the Williamsport area were returning from a trip to Washington, D.C., arranged by Honor Flight Philadelphia and Blue Star Mothers of America Chapter 12.

Pennsylvania College of Technology students and their real-world skills were in demand at the institution’s recent two-day Fall Career Fair. Nearly 430 employers – about 50 more than last fall’s event – filled the college’s Bardo Gymnasium and Field House, offering full-time employment and internship opportunities.

Enrollment at Pennsylvania College of Technology for Fall 2026 is 4,741 students – a 12.3% increase from Fall 2022 in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic.

During an Oct. 8 meeting at the Schneebeli Earth Science Center, the Pennsylvania College of Technology Board of Directors approved parameters for the college's 2027-28 state budget request, granted emeritus status to longtime board member John Young, welcomed new board members and approved Rachel Smith as interim vice president for People & Culture. The board also elected officers and heard updates on shared governance, investments and new faculty.

Penn College Dining Services provides some of the best college food in Pennsylvania, according to Niche, a college search website that provides profiles on every college in the U.S., as well as reviews and ratings. Penn College ranked fourth in the state on the site’s 2027 Best College Food list.

Three new members have begun service on Pennsylvania College of Technology’s Board of Directors. The new directors are Robert Fenza, a member of the Penn State Board of Trustees; Ken Healy, executive vice president and director of engineering for PMF Industries Inc.; and Tracie L. Witter, key account manager for PPL Electric Utilities.