Charitable purveyors of Greek Life handiwork line the right side of the "MAN-i-Cures" table outside the Keystone Dining Room on Wednesday. Tending to patrons (from left) are Efrem K. Foster, of Williamsport; Kyeesha Douglas, of Philadelphia; Seth M. Young, of Jersey Shore; Andrew A. Smith, of Philadelphia; and Benjamin O. Bauman, of Moscow. Douglas adds a beautifying touch for Emmanuel C.
Attendees line a Bush Campus Center stairway for an "awesome" group photo. Carol A. Lugg fronts a graphical representation of her decidedly roundabout career lifeline. Colorful table accessories include bubble soap interactively incorporated by the speaker. Guest Leslie M. Medina, a dental hygiene: health policy and administration concentration major, joins in the fun.
Craig A. Miller (left), assistant professor of history and political science, facilitates the insightful conversation, along with Art L. Counterman, an instructor of electrical technology/occupations ... ... encouraging engagement by students in Penn's Inn.
"The wand chooses the wizard" at Ollivander's shop, but, in Dauphin Hall, you can make your own ... ... along with a magical mug! Madison P. Shrout, a graphic design major from Peterburg, donned Gryffindor garb to pose challenging Potter questions. Attendees could choose from a variety of "green screen"-enabled photo backgrounds in commemorating the evening.
The Community Arts Center Board of Directors has announced the addition of two veteran arts administrators to the staff of the CAC. Sharon Mack will join as the new managing director, working with previously named Operations Director Dave Whitnack in the organization’s dual executive office.
Carmen Cicioni A 2014 alumnus of Penn College's automotive restoration technology major was awarded $5,000 this month in a "Shark Tank"-style entrepreneurial event at Penn State Schuykill. Carmen Cicioni, a partner with his father in Car Men Restorations in Ringtown, was one of two presenters to receive the maximum amount in the campus's inaugural Business Plan Competition.
Two graduates who work as educators in Harrisburg returned to their alma mater recently as Pennsylvania College of Technology’s 2017 Alumni Sweethearts. Robert A. and Megan L.
Pennsylvania College of Technology's student development assistants are inspiring their peers to thank the donors who make it possible for them all to earn degrees that work.
Gamers fill the Field House for last year's event. "BYOC 2017" to be held Saturday Penn College's Bring Your Own Computer 2017, "the biggest gaming event of the year," will be held from noon to midnight Saturday, March 25, in the Field House.
Stabley (left) and Easton N. Latranyi, of Danville, a senior in manufacturing engineering technology ... ... strategically place snowballs into eye-pleasing position. The final creation, topped with decorative twigs, outside the Bush Campus Center What better way to celebrate the first day of spring than by creating a snow sculpture? That’s what students in two of David A.
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