The Gallery at Penn College is celebrating the creativity, skill and artistry of the college community with an exhibit titled “Made by Hand: An Exhibition of Tomorrow Makers.” More than 110 pieces of art from 75 students, alumni, retirees, faculty and staff will be on display through Feb. 26.
The Pennsylvania College of Technology coed archery team is scheduled to open its season on Saturday in the Easton Collegiate Trophy Tournament at Manheim.
Pennsylvania College of Technology’s graphic design program has collaborated with the city on a project that explored ways to encourage more people to visit, work and play in and around the Williamsport area. Eighteen graphic design students in the branding class of Nicholas L. Stephenson, instructor of graphic design and co-department head, and Todd True, part-time instructor of graphic design, took on the project of designing brand elements that portray Williamsport as the vibrant arts community it is.
The women’s basketball team posted a 2-0 week, allowing it to move into sole possession of second place in the United East Conference standings. Also, archery season gets underway Saturday, and the athletics department is accepting registrations for its eighth annual Girls and Women in Sports Day Clinic, set for Feb. 8.
Two Pennsylvania College of Technology students have been awarded scholarships totaling $10,000 from the Pennsylvania Landscape & Nursery Association Foundation.
Seventeen members of Pennsylvania College of Technology’s Emergency Management Club spent time in New York City in early December to explore the city’s history of emergency management.
An honor society for the computing and information disciplines has recognized a Pennsylvania College of Technology student with a scholarship. Upsilon Pi Epsilon has awarded Andrew J. Graham, of Nicholson, a $500 scholarship.
As part of Penn College’s “Your Class in 60 Seconds” video series, engineering design technology student Blaze M. King, of Howard, takes viewers inside the Design for Manufacturability class, where tomorrow makers explore real-world manufacturing methods like CNC machining, forging, casting, injection molding and additive manufacturing to learn how virtual designs become physical parts.
Pennsylvania College of Technology has issued its Fall 2025 list of graduates.
Pennsylvania College of Technology has issued its Fall 2025 dean's list.
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