The 14th episode of “WildCast,” a podcast produced by Penn College Athletics, features head baseball coach Chris Howard.
The behind-the-scenes work of paramedics – including a contingent of students from Penn College’s paramedic program – was highlighted in a story that aired on WNEP-TV on Thursday evening.
Pennsylvania College of Technology recently celebrated its newest inductees into Pennsylvania Sigma Tau Chapter of Lambda Nu, the national honor society for radiologic and imaging sciences.
Penn College treated the 20 competing Little League Baseball World Series teams to an afternoon of food and fun before the teams headed to the Grand Slam Parade that stepped off just a block away from main campus. Also appearing in the parade was a Penn College float, featuring the academic offerings at the Earth Science Center campus.
UPMC is continuing its longtime backing of arts and entertainment in the region. For the eighth consecutive year, the medical system is the Performance Series Sponsor for the Journey Bank Community Arts Center in downtown Williamsport.
WBRE-TV’s Sydney Kostus arrived on campus before sunrise Tuesday morning to do live interviews with Penn College faculty and staff who played key roles with the globe project for Little League International.
Pennsylvania College of Technology has appointed Mallory L. Weymer as its director of student engagement. As director of student engagement, Weymer leads the team responsible for advising the Student Government Association; overseeing student organizations; coordinating recreation, wellness and leadership programs; managing new student orientation; and more.
WNEP-TV’s Mackenzie Aucker visited the kitchens of Le Jeune Chef Restaurant on Monday to learn about the work Penn College hospitality students and staff are doing to feed the 20 teams competing in this year’s Little League Baseball World Series.
Alumni of Penn College and its predecessor institutions cruised the sun-dappled Susquehanna on the Hiawatha Paddlewheel Riverboat on Friday during an event hosted by Alumni Relations.
Penn College’s Summer 2025 Commencement, held Saturday at the Journey Bank Community Arts Center, welcomed the college’s newest graduates. The student speaker was Whendy E. Marshall-Magallon, of York, who received a combined Bachelor/Master of Science degree in physician assistant studies.
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