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The Penn College Community Arts Center recently received a contribution from Journey Bank through Pennsylvania’s Educational Improvement Tax Credit Program. The donation will directly support the center’s educational initiatives, helping to expand access to arts programming for students throughout the region.
Jessie L. Hafner, who worked in the Admissions Office for Penn College forerunner Williamsport Area Community College, died on Dec. 6. She was 101 years old.
The Penn College Workforce Development polymers team recently attended the Da Vinci Science Center’s Manufacturing Career Connection Day in Allentown. More than 500 students attended from Lehigh Valley schools.
Approximately 30 children attended Breakfast with Santa, a holiday benefit held in Penn’s Inn on Dec. 13. Families were invited to don their best Christmas sweaters and gather for a festive breakfast in support of a meaningful cause.
Nearly 311 students have petitioned to graduate following the Fall 2025 semester at Pennsylvania College of Technology. A commencement ceremony will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 20, at the Journey Bank Community Arts Center.
When Penn College faculty say “Look around: Concrete is everywhere,” they’re not exaggerating. And those who traverse Penn College’s campus can’t go far without crossing work done by students in Penn College’s concrete classes – just in Fall 2025.
In another light week due to fall semester finals, only the men’s wrestling and basketball teams saw action.
In a recently produced Penn College video, get student Anna R. Lundin's perspective on one of her favorite civil engineering courses – CET238 Origin, Distribution, & Behavior of Soils. Hop from field exercises to lab assessments in this quick rundown of Penn College's hands-on approach to lab-based learning.
In November, Dining Services kicked off a Give to The Cupboard campaign, encouraging the college community to support this much-needed service to our students. During November and December, the campus community answered this call in a big way with nonperishable food and monetary donations.
Pennsylvania College of Technology recently wrapped up Restorative Justice Week, which aimed to highlight the importance of understanding the expansive impact of crime on a community and the most effective response for both the offender and the victim.