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Penn College's fall athletics teams continued their conference schedules during the week of Oct. 12-18, highlighted by three victories from the women's soccer team and an undefeated week for the men's soccer team. The women's soccer team recorded three consecutive shutouts, while the men's soccer team earned a conference victory and a draw.

In the latest edition of Penn College’s Visiting Chef Series – an invaluable educational experience that launched in Spring 1992 – Chef Rob Wood, assistant general manager of the Jon Bon Jovi Foundation’s JBJ Soul Kitchen in New Jersey, spent three days leading baking and culinary students in the college’s kitchens, culminating in the Visiting Chef Dinner in Le Jeune Chef Restaurant.

Pennsylvania College of Technology students earned honors at the 41st Annual Blow Molding Conference in Chicago, presented by the Society of Plastics Engineers’ Blow Molding Division.

Pennsylvania College of Technology students and their real-world skills were in demand at the institution’s recent two-day Fall Career Fair. Nearly 430 employers – about 50 more than last fall’s event – filled the college’s Bardo Gymnasium and Field House, offering full-time employment and internship opportunities.

Penn College's fall athletics teams continued their United East Conference schedules during a busy week of competition from Oct. 5-12. The men's and women's soccer teams split their midweek conference matchups before closing the week with victories, while men's golf finished third at the United East Conference Fall Preview.

Ten students participated in a residential Pre-Health Plunge Program this summer that provided foundational human anatomy and physiology content, introduced them to campus support services and offered opportunities to build rapport with a cohort of peers.

Penn College's fall athletics teams turned the page on September and are in full United East Conference mode for the final month of their respective seasons.

A logo design created by Pennsylvania College of Technology student Karleigh E. Hunter, of Yukon, Oklahoma, has been selected as the official visual identity for the International Visual Literacy Association 2026 Conference, set for Oct. 6-9 in Charleston, South Carolina.

Thirty-seven Pennsylvania College of Technology students recently attended Penn State Career Days through Wildcats on Wheels, a new initiative that provides safe, reliable transportation for students to connect with employers beyond the college’s on-campus recruitment events.

A significant gift from the Brook J. Lenfest Foundation will help Pennsylvania College of Technology students overcome financial barriers to higher education.