The Fall 2026 edition of Penn College Magazine is on its way to mailboxes and is available for reading and sharing on the magazine’s website. In this issue:
President’s Message: As a new semester begins, President Michael J. Reed reflects on the accomplishments of the past year and looks toward the opportunities ahead.
All in the Family: Wildcat athletic teams didn’t just feel like family in 2025-26: They were powered by nine sibling pairs.
Transforming Care in Liberia: The radiography career of John Zentz ’94 has taken unexpected turns – most recently to Liberia, where he trained doctors and nurses to use ultrasound equipment.
Raising More Than Walls: On an empty lot where a “nuisance bar” once stood, students in construction-related majors built their experience, built a home and built an opportunity for a local family.
Be Her Guest: Baking & pastry arts graduate Corrina Blose ’21, ’22 mixes her passion for baking and a commitment to serving others as a pastry cook in Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom.
Flag Facts: As the U.S. celebrates its 250th birthday, we share details about the sizeable flag that stands at Penn College’s main entrance.
Design Pro Meets Rodeo: Graphic design grad Erin Shaffer ’19 is the lead graphic designer for Rodeo Austin. For two weeks every March, Rodeo Austin attracts over 400,000 visitors to watch “the official sport of Texas.”
Employees who have not opted out of the print edition receive it in their campus mailboxes. The magazine is mailed to the home addresses of students, as well as alumni who are not also employees.
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