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Brittany R. Terpstra, a web and interactive media major from Jim Thorpe, has been chosen as the March “Student of the Month” at Pennsylvania College of Technology. Terpstra, described by her nominator as "putting herself 'out there' in a positive light," has served as the president and marketing coordinator for the Wildcat Events Board.

Alumni returning to their graphic design roots are (from left): Bigger, Cosgrove, Januchowski, Hoover, Gray and Chandler. Stephenson (right) chats up his former students prior to their panel discussion in the Bush Campus Center. Chandler shares insight into her real-world design experience. A roomful of future graphic designers listens to Januchowski’s sage advice.

Double rainbow spotted over campus The transition from winter to spring has been a wet one – playing havoc with outdoor activities, raising creeks throughout the area, and making for muddy backyards and soggy feet – but it's hard to have a rainbow without rain. A sharp-eyed Jeremy R.

Worlds of fun intersect in trampoline dodgeball. Phi Mu Delta gathers to celebrate a successful charity fundraiser at the Elmira Street attraction. Penn College's Phi Mu Delta fraternity chapter recently held a "Jump for St. Jude," charity event at the Fly World trampoline park in Williamsport to benefit the St. Jude Research Hospital.

A generous donation of $275,000 worth of airplane parts will enhance the real-world instructional environment for aviation students at Pennsylvania College of Technology. David J. Barr, a quality management inspector with Airbus who graduated from Penn College with an aviation technology degree in 1997, brought the equipment to the Lumley Aviation Center hangar during the fall semester.

James Judd Comedian James Judd, a critically acclaimed storyteller and frequent contributor to NPR's high-rated "Snap Judgment" show, will give you something to laugh about – himself – at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, April 22, at the Community Arts Center.

Spring 2017 Penn College Magazine cover The Spring 2017 edition of Penn College Magazine features stories of service from Ecuador, where a 2009 grad is helping coastal communities to recover from a massive earthquake; Guatemala, where nursing students learned and worked in a medical clinic; Florida, where an exercise science alumna is helping clients find health; Europe, where a 1941 drafting gra

The crime scene at our fingertips, whether the instrument or the victim of attack A mix of students, community members and past Colloquia speakers are on hand for Ebersole's instructive talk. The speaker shows a "ransomware" pop-up, which extorts money from an Internet user facing encryption of computer files.

State Sen. Gene Yaw, chairman of Penn College's Board of Directors and a legislative leader in Pennsylvania’s response to the heroin and opioid epidemic, introduces the evening's guest. Quinones acknowledges the size of the crowd for his CAC appearance. The speaker references Lycoming County's collaborative effort to combat drug abuse.

Courageously stepping up (and sitting down), the Penn College Athletics staff elects to receive. Front row (from left): Jeremy R. Bottorf, coordinator of intramural sports and campus recreation; Tyler S. Mensch; men's soccer coach/game day manager; Matt J. Blymier, assistant director of athletics/sports information director; Chris H. Howard, baseball coach/game day manager; John F.