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Penn College women's soccer opens postseason play Saturday, Oct. 31, when the second-seeded Wildcats host seventh-seeded Cairn University in a United East Conference quarterfinal at UPMC Field. Kickoff is scheduled for 1 p.m.

Penn College men's soccer opens the United East Conference Championship on Saturday, Oct. 31. For the second consecutive season, the Wildcats enter the postseason as the fifth seed and begin their championship quest at fourth-seeded St. Mary's College of Maryland in a quarterfinal matchup at 5 p.m.

The philanthropic commitment of a Williamsport man has resulted in a $100,000 endowed scholarship at Pennsylvania College of Technology.

Students in the School of Nursing & Health Sciences participated in two interprofessional educational experiences hosted by physical therapist assistant faculty and students.

The following performances are scheduled for November at the Journey Bank Community Arts Center, a historic theater in downtown Williamsport that is owned and operated by Penn College.

Two Pennsylvania College of Technology officials from the School of Engineering Technologies recently established the framework for a partnership with South East Technological University in Carlow, Ireland.

Penn College's fall athletics teams continued their push toward postseason competition during the week of Oct. 19-25. Women's soccer hosted Lancaster Bible College in its regular-season finale, while men's soccer closed its regular season against Notre Dame of Maryland University. Women's volleyball continued United East Conference play against Penn State Abington, and men's and women's cross-country competed at the Last Chance Run Fast Invitational.

Penn College partnered with BLaST Intermediate Unit 17 to host the 2026 Transition Conference – designed to guide special education students exploring their futures – in the college’s Klump Academic Center on Oct. 16.

Pennsylvania College of Technology will be offering STEM education and arts enrichment to regional K-12 students, thanks to $40,000 in grant funding from the EQT Foundation.

Fall object lessons have been bountiful at the Dunham Children’s Learning Center, with visits from animals from Smith Farm & Fields in Trout Run and lessons on kindness courtesy of a 25-year-old pumpkin.