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The Pennsylvania College of Technology chapters of two collegewide national honor societies held induction ceremonies on April 11, recognizing 104 new members for their academic achievements.

Those whose gifts help fuel Pennsylvania College of Technology’s mission were celebrated during Monday’s annual Donor Recognition Reception.

Pennsylvania College of Technology students and faculty earned accolades at the recent Toyota Green Grand Prix in Watkins Glen, New York, a competition that promotes environmentally friendly road vehicles.

“We’re ready to rock and roll,” Penn College golf coach Rob Lytle said as his team prepped for this weekend’s United East Conference Championship, where it seeks its fourth straight title.

Ken J. Kinley likes to pair students from different majors to tackle assignments in his Robotic Applications class at Pennsylvania College of Technology. The completion of a recent project validated his approach.

In one of the best combined weeks in program history, six Wildcat teams tasted victory, with the men’s and women’s tennis teams each posting two wins and qualifying third for the United East Conference playoffs, the men’s lacrosse and women’s softball teams both going 2-0, the golf team finishing first in a six-team field, and the archery squad claiming two gold, two silver, a bronze and six All-Region honorees at the USA Archery East Region Outdoor Championships.

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.