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The Gallery at Penn College has announced a call for entries for its “100 Works!” exhibition opening in October.

In their final tune-up before Sunday’s Penn State University Athletic Conference/United States Collegiate Athletic Association Championships, Pennsylvania College of Technology wrestlers competed Sunday in the Jayhawk Open at Jamestown (N.Y.) Community College and Wildcat Dan Frankenfield recorded a second-place finish in the 174-pound weight class.

A new Penn College video shares a rare glimpse into “Frank Lloyd Wright’s Samara: A Mid-Century Dream Home,” chronicling the famed architect's give-and-take over the design of an Indiana family's home. The exhibition, which opened in mid-January and runs through March 29 in The Gallery at Penn College, aptly ushers in a yearlong centennial celebration on campus.

A member of the sociology faculty at Pennsylvania College of Technology was published recently in Sociological Viewpoints, the journal of the Pennsylvania Sociological Society. Vinay Bahl, associate professor of sociology, wrote an article titled “Muslim Women’s Attire and Identity Politics,” offering insight on the issue culturally, politically, economically and historically.

A flat-screen TV, donated by the Residence Life Office, awaits the drawing of the winner's name from among those choosing Seattle as the victor. Weathering anticipation with a round of Ladder Golf Students enjoy a tailgate feast provided by Dining Services. Table tennis and other games prove more competitive than the featured attraction!

Training held for newest Healthy Wildcats Six students have joined the Healthy Wildcats – newly trained to promote health and wellness at Penn College through events and advocacy – following a daylong retreat at the Thompson Professional Development Center on Saturday.

Four members of the Penn College Martial Arts Club team attended a training seminar and tournament at The Pennsylvania State University on Saturday. Mathew D. Johnson, Alexander J. Hilton, Lewis C. Muya and Eric M. Russell represented Penn College, joining students from the host club, as well as from Drexel, Temple and Bucknell universities.

The ACC stage is transformed for a game of elimination. The host has some fun with a student contestant. SGA President Michael L. Spear Pondering the next move Another "case" is opened, revealing an amount to be stricken from the board.

Music on a midwinter night Students of Musical Development staff a snack table. As February approaches outside, the Field House interior is flooded in black-light warmth. Four-hour event boasts music a-plenty for a literally heartwarming cause. K&S Music display tempts the tuneful.

Pennsylvania College of Technology men’s and women’s basketball teams each tasted victory over the past week and the wrestling squad, in actual individual matches wrestled, showed some strength, too.