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The Gallery at Penn College has officially launched a free digital guide, available on Bloomberg Connects, an app and online platform designed to make art and culture more accessible by providing expert-curated guides to galleries, museums, gardens and cultural institutions.

Tom Speicher, writer/video producer, has won a 2025 Mid-Atlantic Emmy Award for his broadcast work with WVIA-TV's 2024 Little League Challenger Exhibition Game.

An employer is scheduled to visit campus during the week of Oct. 6 to recruiter tomorrow makers.

WNEP-TV’s Mackenzie Auker recently checked out Penn College’s new Physical Therapy Clinic, which will soon welcome its first patient.

Nine Penn College information technology students and their instructor, Rick R. Crossen, recently experienced NAViGATE 2025 in Pittsburgh. The annual three-day conference is organized by COMMON, the world’s largest users association for IBM power systems.

With a $300,000 gift from alumnus Larry A. Ward, Pennsylvania College of Technology is creating an innovative lab on its main campus to bridge the gap between the design and manufacturability of products.

Last week, the men’s and women’s soccer teams both went 1-0-1, women’s volleyball was 1-2, and the golf, cross-country and women’s tennis teams also saw action.

The Penn College Baja SAE team hopes to end its 2025 season on a high note this week at Baja SAE Carolina (Oct. 2-5).

Pennsylvania College of Technology has appointed Angelo N. Fattore as a regional industry relations officer. This newly created position aims to build industry partnerships in the Lehigh Valley region.

What started with a bit of curiosity now has Joanna Yoder, Pennsylvania College of Technology photography instructor, showing her artwork in exhibits and magazines across the country and around the world.