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College honors military service during Veterans Week

Large U.S. flag flies at Pennsylvania College of Technology's main entrance
In honor of Veterans Day on Nov. 11, Penn College News extends its thanks to all who have served or continue to serve in the U.S. military. Across campus, 155 Penn College students and 32 employees are veterans or currently serving.

Students experience farm-to-table sustainability

Three students interact with one another and with a calf in a barn.
Students in the Culinary Capstone & Sustainability and Beverage Management & Service Applications courses recently participated in an immersive series of educational field experiences across northcentral and central Pennsylvania, gaining firsthand insight into sustainable agriculture, local food systems, dairy production, beverage manufacturing and farm-to-table culinary practices.

Penn College IT students attend IBM conference

Students Jackson D. Small and Corey J. Fowler II stand on either side of IBM Bob, the mascot for IBM's AI-powered software development assistant and coding companion.
Six Pennsylvania College of Technology information technology students and their instructor, Rick Crossen, attended the recent IBM TechXchange in Atlanta. The event is IBM’s annual technical learning conference and community platform for developers, engineers, data experts, infrastructure specialists and tech practitioners.

Penn College students earn recognition at ‘The Real Show 2026’

A package of coffee designed by a student.
Five Pennsylvania College of Technology graphic design students received awards for their entries to “The Real Show 2026.”

Penn College receives grant for educational equipment upgrades

Students work in the Larry A. Ward Machining Technologies Center.
Pennsylvania College of Technology is the recipient of a $269,458 Perkins V grant to support the purchase of new instructional equipment for several associate degree programs.

College learns of Paul ‘Babe’ Mayer’s death

Paul A. "Babe" Mayer
Paul A. “Babe” Mayer, faculty emeritus, exercise science, died on Oct. 31. Mayer retired from Penn College as an associate professor in December 2014 and was granted emeritus status in 2015.

Penn College expands admission criteria for LPN to RN program

Nursing students provide care for a patient simulator in the lab at Pennsylvania College of Technology.
Pennsylvania College of Technology has expanded admission criteria for the LPN to RN associate degree program. In response to the growing demand for registered nurses, the newly named RN Bridge Program will expand beyond licensed practical nurses, allowing paramedics and surgical technologists to earn an associate degree in nursing in as few as three semesters.

Reber receives American Concrete Institute education award

Two men stand on stage holding a plaque.
Pennsylvania College of Technology building construction technology instructor Franklin H. Reber Jr. was presented the American Concrete Institute’s Clyde E. Kesler Education Award during the institute’s fall convention, held Oct. 11-14 in Atlanta.

Student Engagement event is a smash hit

A student swings a sledgehammer at a vehicle that has the words "smash me" spray painted on its side.
Student Engagement and First-Year Transitions arranged a fun way for students to release their mid-semester tensions, courtesy of a car and a few hammers.

Tis the season for treats (and a few tricks)

Four students wearing brightly colored T-shirts with "m's" on them to look like M&M's candy sit on the front porch of their residence hall at The Village at Penn College during a trick-or-treat event for the children on Penn College students and employees.
The anticipation of Halloween brought out frights and delights across campus. From attending the Penn College Music Makers’ “Doom Fest” music festival to painting pumpkins, and from enjoying Penn College Theatrics’ “Addams Family” dinner theater to braving the “Arc Asylum” haunted welding lab, students found a dozen ways to celebrate the sweet and spooky season.

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