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Pennsylvania College of Technology students and staff are part of the legion of volunteers and paid staff taking part in supporting 20 teams and around 300,000 fans from around the globe at this year’s Little League Baseball World Series.

WNEP-TV reporter Mackenzie Aucker visited Penn College’s Le Jeune Chef Restaurant on Monday to catch up with a few of the staff members who are helping to feed the 20 global Little League teams who will begin competing in the Little League Baseball World Series in South Williamsport this week.

A recent graduation ceremony at State Correctional Institution Muncy recognized seven inmates who completed a Pennsylvania College of Technology certificate in professional baking.

The "most exciting two minutes in sports" is actually a five-day marathon for Pennsylvania College of Technology baking & culinary students. A Penn College-produced video goes into the kitchens to document the students' unforgettable experience.

More than 70 juniors and seniors from five schools attended Pennsylvania College of Technology’s Future Graphic Designers Day this spring.

Eleven graphic design students from Pennsylvania College of Technology have received awards across three competitions.

This year’s Wildcat Wellness Fair saw shoulder-to-shoulder attendance as visitors focused on their overall health and wellness through massages, healthy eating, sensory walks and more.

A student from State College Area High School was recently named the winner of Brighter Financial Futures’ Dream-Learn-Pitch Rising Stars Challenge. As the first-place winner in the entrepreneurship competition, Clara Kraft was offered a $10,000 Penn College scholarship.

In 2025-26, culinary sustainability students demonstrated their commitment to environmentally responsible practices and community engagement through a series of hands-on initiatives focused on waste reduction and resourcefulness.

The cloud-based emergency management software that was donated by D4H a year ago for use by the emergency management & homeland security program at Pennsylvania College of Technology has been renewed.