Students Articles

Carrying out Pennsylvania College of Technology’s mission to equip its students with real-world knowledge, students in a Marketing Research class recently gathered insights for a pair of local businesses.

During a busy 10-game week, a new era began on Tuesday for the softball team with two wins in the opening of its new facility at the 28-acre Lumber Yards on Rose Street.

Pennsylvania College of Technology students and employees are again set to make a delicious impact at the iconic Kentucky Derby, slated to make its 152nd run at Churchill Downs racetrack in Louisville, Kentucky, on May 2.

On April 6, students in Positive Psychology traveled to Rider Park for a class focused on mindful forest bathing. The activity was led by Beth Jones, a certified nature and forest therapy guide and director of Deep Green Journey.

Seven students in the Event Management & Coordination class brought more than 20 organizations to the Field House on Tuesday for Professional Coffee & Conversation.

Penn College President Michael J. Reed recognized six students on Tuesday for their service to a community member in need. The students – all majoring in heating, ventilation & air conditioning technology – were leaving Wawa when they saw a vehicle stopped in the middle of Maynard Street and stepped in to help.

Tennis, lacrosse and golf teams all saw action, with the men’s and women’s tennis teams each picking up two wins in United East Conference play.

A Pennsylvania College of Technology student who received a 2025 scholarship from the mikeroweWORKS Foundation was recently featured on the skilled trade advocate’s social media accounts. David P. Sayour, of River Edge, New Jersey, is one of 11 Penn College students to receive a scholarship from the foundation for the 2025-26 academic year.

WNEP-TV reporter Mackenzie Aucker spent Monday morning in the Penn College welding lab with students who are refurbishing a rescue boat and trailer for the all-volunteer Montgomery Emergency Management Agency.

The Student Government Association’s annual Silent Auction is set for Friday, April 3, with online bidding beginning at noon and concluding at 4 p.m.