Winding up a pitch to the kicker A spirited display of flag-waving, shoulder-sitting solidarity Piecing it together, Lego-style After a number of weather-related postponements when the fall semester was newer, “Wildcat Wars” – a Penn College tradition since 2014 – was finally held Tuesday.
Despite a year of continuing challenges, donors to Pennsylvania College of Technology were honored Monday evening for unwavering support that ignited a record-setting year for institutional fundraising.
Juneteenth, declared an annual national holiday this year in commemoration of slavery’s end in America, will be observed Sept. 17-18 at Pennsylvania College of Technology with a series of events highlighting Black history and culture. Juneteenth honors the June 19, 1865, reading of General Order No.
It's nothing but blue skies as automotive instructor Mike M. Faryniak Jr. (far left), leads a group of visitors on a stroll past the welded "Student Bodies," en route to the nearby Parkes Automotive Technology Center.
The owners of Mapes Farm Fresh LLC, Mifflinburg, brought two calves to campus this past week for the Wildcat Events Board's "Cow-a-Bunga" activity on the Thompson Professional Development Center lawn. Organized by Lauryn A.
Rain prompted postponement of some events and flat-out cancellation of others, but the return of sunshine and blue skies allowed for continuation of a Penn College tradition – the annual "PC3" kickoff to the semester. As with earlier events, campus photographers were kept busy with an Aug.
With the last American troops leaving Afghanistan after the longest war in U.S. history, and the nation nearing the 20th anniversary of the Sept 11, 2001, attacks that precipitated the two-decade conflict, Penn College will hold another in a series of free roundtables at 7 p.m. Wednesday (Sept. 1) in the Student & Administrative Service Center's first-floor presentation room. Craig A.
"All work and no play" makes for an unbalanced and unhealthy campus experience, so Penn College annually offers "PC3" during the first three weeks of the fall semester – an invitingly eclectic sampling of activities tailor-made for stress-relieving study breaks. Kicking Grass Kickball (Aug. 19); Hot Dog, You're Here! (Aug. 23); Goat Yoga (Aug. 25) and Casino Night (Aug.
Dailey & Vincent, whose set list is piled high with the best in bluegrass, traditional country and gospel, will perform on the Community Arts Center stage at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 4.
(EDITOR’S NOTE: The artist's talk referenced below, scheduled for Aug. 26, has been canceled.) “Into the Void,” an artist’s exploration of the human figure and life and death, is the first offering of The Gallery at Penn College’s 16th season. The solo exhibition of Michigan artist Michael Reedy’s drawings and mixed media artwork runs through Oct. 8.
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