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The Fall 2026 edition of Penn College Magazine is available for reading and sharing online and is on its way to mailboxes. In this issue, read about the nine sets of siblings who powered Penn College athletics teams in 2025-26, a radiographer’s work to improve prenatal care in Liberia, students’ work to build a Habitat for Humanity home, an alum baking up magic at Walt Disney World, a graphic designer who’s wrangling Rodeo Austin’s visual identity, and much more.

Pennsylvania College of Technology has approved enhancements to the selective admissions process for its physician assistant program. Four key changes that align with the college’s strategic priorities of recruitment, retention and graduate education growth will be implemented for Fall 2028 applicants.

Pennsylvania College of Technology President Michael J. Reed provided testimony on workforce development for skilled trades during a Sept. 4 field hearing of the U.S. House Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense.

Last week marked the opening week for Penn College's fall sports teams.

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.

Pennsylvania College of Technology has entered into an agreement with CPRS Physical Therapy that will allow physical therapist assistant students to offset a portion of their tuition while potentially securing full-time employment.

Penn College Workforce Development’s seven polymer workshops drew 76 participants from 15 states, and an eighth workshop in the series is scheduled for Oct. 7-8 at Kiefel Technologies Inc. in Dover, New Hampshire.

Six Penn College employees were among the more than 150 volunteers who helped to build a Greater Lycoming Habitat for Humanity home in just two days on Scott Street in Williamsport.

Local author and farmer Courtney Smith, of Smith Farm & Fields in Trout Run, visited the Dunham Children’s Learning Center on Monday to read her book, “Miss Charlotte’s Adventure to Our Farm,” in the Bunnies classroom.

Wildcat Wars – a night of games between residence halls at UPMC Field – returned last week with its typical frivolity and team spirit. The event provides a chance for residence hall students to connect and build community – and to garner bragging rights for the coming year.