The Gallery at Penn College kicked off its new season this past week with the art, inspiration and activism of metal sculptor Lynden Cline. “We are so fortunate that our visiting artist could share new perspectives on art and the creative process through interactive experiences with students, faculty, staff and the community,” said Penny Griffin Lutz, gallery director.
A Pennsylvania College of Technology alumna will serve Axemann Brewery's Hazy Daisy IPA at this Friday's "Tunes on Tap" in the Community Arts Center's Capitol Lounge from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Doors open at 5.
Penn College's recent Fall Fusion and the Part-Time Job Fair, moved into the Bush Campus Center by inhospitable weather, provided students with ample occasion to get connected or get a job! Participants could learn more about student organizations, campus resources and recreation, and employment prospects.
A red, white and blue display reflects the primacy, flexibility and resiliency of the U.S. Constitution (along with a QR code for further exploration). Sound advice, especially on days when neighbors agree to disagree. Pocket-sized copies are among giveaways at the display table, where content will be rotated several times throughout the week.
"The Rock" displays a message that echoed across the college's campuses, for this passing family and for everyone who visited on a splendidly sunny Saturday. After an informative Klump Academic Center presentation by admissions counselor Lisa L. Golfieri, faculty escorted guests from the auditorium to their specific areas of interest. Leading a group from the ACC is Jeffrey M.
A calf makes a grand, if initially reluctant, entrance. Stauffer, a student ambassador and social animal in her own right, defines "happiness." An info table encourages WEB signups and dispenses cow-themed swag. A two-way street of curiosity Reprising a popular event that she first brought to campus in October, the Wildcat Events Board's Lauryn A.
The Gallery at Penn College opens its 17th season with an exhibit of steel sculptures and will close the 2022-23 academic year with a regional juried exhibition next summer. Sculptor Lynden Cline’s “Unavoidable Intimacy” is on display Sept. 8 through Oct. 12, featuring an artist talk at 5 p.m. on Thursday, Sept.
We've saved this one for a rainy week: a sun-drenched reminder of what a Penn College summer looks like when we're not getting a long-overdue soaker. About 25 people recently joined the Student Engagement Office for a nature ESCape to the Great Outdoors, transported to the Schneebeli Earth Science Center for several hours of angling, trekking, food, lawn games and more!
Anatomical aids helped teach students how to properly self-examine breasts and testicles. Rain didn't prevent food truck patrons from snagging some yummy chicken tacos. Sex-related hallway diversions use fun to convey life-alteringly serious messages. Cornhole wasn't a big hit due to the weather, but the game boards delivered information suitable for all seasons.
Wednesday's "Taste the World," a redesigned version of the Multicultural Lawn Party, turned the Bush Campus Center patio into a gathering of the global citizens who comprise Penn College. From 11 a.m.-1 p.m., students, faculty and staff enjoyed free food, T-shirts, demonstrations, and arts and crafts – all while being introduced to different cultures, cuisine and more.
Get Penn College News in your inbox each morning.
Subscribe