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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.

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

Penn College was the site of a two-day FBI Teen Academy last week. The program allows high school students to develop leadership skills and get a comprehensive look into today’s FBI.

Nearly 250 people attended the opening reception for “100 Miles: The 2026 Regional Juried Exhibition” at The Gallery at Penn College. The work celebrates the diversity and quality of art created by emerging, early-career and established artists living within a 100-mile radius of Penn College.

Eighty-three Penn College alumni were “on deck” June 27 for a night of baseball as the Williamsport Crosscutters defeated the Aberdeen IronBirds 10-2 at Journey Bank Ballpark at Historic Bowman Field.

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.

Penn College recently celebrated the conclusion of its 2025-26 Youth Leadership Program, which brought representatives from six Lycoming County high schools to campus each week to develop leadership skills and interact with local service organizations.

Local law enforcement agencies teamed recently to celebrate area athletes who are preparing to compete in this week’s Special Olympics Pennsylvania Summer Games at Penn State. The second Williamsport Main Street Torch Run carried the Special Olympics Flame of Hope through Williamsport, from Lycoming College to Penn College, where a pep rally was held near the college’s main entrance.

The Gallery at Penn College will host "100 Miles," showcasing the diversity and quality of art created by emerging, early-career and established artists living within a 100-mile radius of Penn College.

For the second year, Pennsylvania College of Technology physical therapist assistant students completed a successful service-learning project that gave them an opportunity to connect with local elementary schools.