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

Twenty-nine educators, including full-time mathematics faculty, adjunct instructors, dual enrollment faculty and local high school math teachers, gathered at Pennsylvania College of Technology for a day of collaboration, innovation and professional growth.

Penn College saw victories from the men's and women's soccer teams and men's tennis, while the cross country teams competed in the Lock Haven Invitational and men's golf saw action on its home course at the Williamsport Country Club. Women's volleyball picked up a set win against Keuka in its tri-match at Lancaster Bible.

The equinox arrives at 8:05 p.m. Tuesday, and as summer officially turns to fall, Penn College horticulturalists are busy, as usual, keeping up Penn College’s seasonal beauty.

Six fall sports teams were in action for Penn College last week as men's golf opened its season at the Toftrees Invitational. Men's and women's soccer picked up victories on Tuesday, while the men's tennis team downed King's College on Friday, and women's tennis defeated Lock Haven for the first time since the 2019-20 season. Women's volleyball also competed hard at the Grove City/Westminster Coaches vs. Cancer Invitational.

Hoping to rebound from a hard-luck result in May in New York, Pennsylvania College of Technology’s Baja SAE team is aiming for a top finish at this week’s season-ending competition in Nashport, Ohio.

To kick of the fall semester, the architecture program invited its students to participate in a napkin sketch contest.

Penn College's men's and women's soccer teams found midweek success with victories on Wednesday, Sept. 9, while the men's cross-country team placed second and the women fourth at the Juniata Eagle Invitational on Saturday. The women's volleyball team, men's and women's tennis and men's golf were also in action over the weekend.

Pennsylvania College of Technology construction management student Kevin A. Brown, of Portage, was recently awarded a $5,000 recurring scholarship from the Keystone Contractors Association.

Last week marked the opening week for Penn College's fall sports teams.