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Kathleen K. Hart, of Binghamton, N.Y., explains the site she designed for Gilmour Arts – and rebuilt from backup files when it was hacked shortly before her presentation. Cheryl Parker from the Western Region Positive Practices Committee presents student Alyssa S. DeLucca, of Collegeville, with flowers and a gift bag in appreciation of her work. With organization treasurer John M.

No soil? No problem for this garden! Fresh learning opportunities are growing at Penn College, thanks to a hydroculture garden that is serving the needs of landscape/horticulture majors.

Adam C. Swan Two-thirds of Susquehanna Health's Network Security Team: Penn College alumni Paul A. Roma Jr. (left), a 2008 graduate in information technology: information technology security specialist concentration, and James C. Walker, who graduated in 2011 with a degree in information technology: information assurance and security concentration. Paul C.

They're not playing games: Discovery Machine Inc. co-workers Todd W. Griffith (standing) and Colin Puskavitz talk with Penn College students about the military-training uses of video technology.

A record crowd of 134 guests attended Sunday's Grand Pastry Buffet, a scrumptious culmination of course work for baking and pastry arts seniors and an acknowledgement by scholarship recipients of the donors who have smoothed their road to a Penn College diploma.

"Design: 2013" presents eight works by each of the 15 exhibiting seniors. Crystal J. Broscious gets a kiss from Mary E. Szuhaj, who enjoyed seeing her granddaughter's artistic presentation. Paul R. Watson II, assistant dean of integrated studies-programs, addresses the gallery crowd and congratulates the graduating seniors on their talents and hard work.

In a field that included industry professionals, 10 students in Pennsylvania College of Technology’s School of Business and Computer Technologies won the Hacker Battleship competition during a recent network security conference in Rochester, N.Y.

High school students, part of a dual-enrollment accounting class, get a helping hand from instructor JoAnn H. Pacenta in the college's finance lab Friday.

High school students, part of a dual-enrollment accounting class, get a helping hand from instructor JoAnn H. Pacenta in the college's finance lab Friday.

"PA Live!" Three students and a faculty member from Penn College's School of Hospitality, among those leaving for the Kentucky Derby this weekend, appeared on WBRE's "PA live!" broadcast from 4-5 p.m. Friday. Joining Chef Charles R. Niedermyer, instructor of baking and pastry arts and culinary arts, in preparing Bronzed Sea Scallops with Mango Salsa on the air were Brandi L.