Feature Archive

Special programming on Oct. 1-3 will celebrate the college’s past, present and future, with activities for both alumni and current students and their families.

A $3 million gift from Samuel P. "Pat" Black III and Sumi James-Black will help attract and retain businesses in Behrend's Knowledge Park. A $3 million match from Penn State will double the gift's impact.

The concert, which is open only to Penn State Behrend students, is part of “Behrend First Friday,” a full night of programming to start the new semester.

Three students in the School of Engineering built an r/c lawn mower for their capstone research project. Then they taught it to steer itself.

A 20-minute film written, directed and produced by two Penn State Behrend students, using equipment borrowed from the college, will debut on the festival circuit later this year.

Brian Streeter had been offered the honor several times before. He always declined, nominating others instead.

Ricardo Estremera, an assistant teaching professor of Spanish, hopes to represent Puerto Rico at the Tokyo Olympics.

The lab, which includes cell-culture and advanced microscopy equipment, expands the $26 million MWRI-Erie women’s health initiative.

The six-week summer-start program provides tools and resources that help Penn State students transition to college.

The company hopes to gain better access to tech-savvy students and new Behrend graduates.