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Wildcat Weekend welcomed hundreds to campus Sept. 18-20, providing activities for parents and families eager to visit with their students and alumni catching up with the college and one another.

Former student-athletes and Taylor (Brooks) Esposito ’19 (softball, nursing) and Brittan Kittle ’21 (baseball, plastics & polymer engineering technology) were enshrined into the Penn College Athletics Hall of Fame on Friday evening, during the college’s Wildcat Weekend festivities.

Pennsylvania College of Technology has been ranked No. 1 most innovative school for the fourth consecutive year in the 2027 Regional Colleges (North) classification by U.S. News & World Report.

The equinox arrives at 8:05 p.m. Tuesday, and as summer officially turns to fall, Penn College horticulturalists are busy, as usual, keeping up Penn College’s seasonal beauty.

Six fall sports teams were in action for Penn College last week as men's golf opened its season at the Toftrees Invitational. Men's and women's soccer picked up victories on Tuesday, while the men's tennis team downed King's College on Friday, and women's tennis defeated Lock Haven for the first time since the 2019-20 season. Women's volleyball also competed hard at the Grove City/Westminster Coaches vs. Cancer Invitational.

Hoping to rebound from a hard-luck result in May in New York, Pennsylvania College of Technology’s Baja SAE team is aiming for a top finish at this week’s season-ending competition in Nashport, Ohio.

Penn College News continues its regular feature, welcoming new full-time and regular part-time Pennsylvania College of Technology employees, as reported by the People & Culture Office.

To kick of the fall semester, the architecture program invited its students to participate in a napkin sketch contest.

Continuing its long-standing support of Pennsylvania College of Technology, the Charlotte W. Newcombe Foundation is awarding $50,000 toward Mature Student scholarships.

Devon Energy Corp. has contributed $150,000 to support Pennsylvania College of Technology’s dual enrollment program. The two-year Educational Improvement Tax Credit Program commitment supports the participation fees for about 70 Pennsylvania high schools and career and technology education centers that offer Penn College Dual Enrollment courses.