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Penn College food ranks No. 4 in Pennsylvania

Two students enter their food order on a kiosk at Penn College's CC Commons dining unit.
Penn College Dining Services provides some of the best college food in Pennsylvania, according to Niche, a college search website that provides profiles on every college in the U.S., as well as reviews and ratings. Penn College ranked fourth in the state on the site’s 2027 Best College Food list.

Penn College Board of Directors welcomes three new members

Three new members have begun service on Pennsylvania College of Technology’s Board of Directors. The new directors are Robert Fenza, a member of the Penn State Board of Trustees; Ken Healy, executive vice president and director of engineering for PMF Industries Inc.; and Tracie L. Witter, key account manager for PPL Electric Utilities.

Young granted ‘director emeritus’ status at Penn College

John M. Young
A longtime Pennsylvania College of Technology Board of Directors member was granted “director emeritus” status at the board’s Oct. 8 meeting. The board voted to approve the designation for John M. Young, who has served the college in various volunteer positions for 40 years, including more than 20 years on the Board of Directors before he retired from the position in June.

Penn College team overcomes adversity at Baja SAE Ohio

Penn College’s Baja SAE vehicle climbs a dirt obstacle during an off-road endurance competition while spectators watch from behind a safety barrier.
Pennsylvania College of Technology’s team proved resilient in overcoming early adversity to place 20th out of 70 cars in the premier event at a recent international competition in Nashport, Ohio. Baja SAE Ohio required schools to design and build a single-seat all-terrain car to withstand several tests that challenge students’ ingenuity and vehicle quality.

Pre-Health Plunge Program gives students a head start

A group of 11 Penn College students poses for a photo in a biology lab.
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.

State Senate Appropriations chair tours Penn College labs

President Michael J. Reed and state Sen. Scott Martin chat with a student outside the college's Davie Jane Gilmour Center..
Pennsylvania Sen. Scott Martin (13th Senate District) visited the college on Thursday to tour its labs and learn more about its unique hands-on education model. Martin is chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee and helped to author the law that created the Grow PA Scholarship Grant Program to encourage more young people to pursue careers in high-demand industries.

Miller Electric signs new agreement with Penn College

Penn College President Michael J. Reed and Dave Lambert, group president of ITW welding, sit at a table outside of Penn College's Lycoming Engines Metal Trades Center with paperwork in front of them and pens in their hands. Miller welding equipment is positioned behind the table. On the table are a Miller welding helmet and a Pennsylvania College of Technology banner.
Welding students at Pennsylvania College of Technology will continue benefiting from the generosity of Miller Electric Mfg. LLC. The company has signed a new three-year entrustment agreement, providing its latest equipment for students’ hands-on education.

Spotlight on Sports: Fall teams begin conference play

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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.

Penn College student’s logo selected for IVLA conference

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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.

Penn College welcomes new employees - Oct. 5

Penn College News continues its regular feature, welcoming new full-time and regular part-time Pennsylvania College of Technology employees, as reported by the People & Culture Office.

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