The Penn State Behrend women’s soccer team won the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference championship, defeating Pitt-Greensburg, 7-0. Penn State Behrend students and team members Lizzie Hoff and Sydney Felton each scored two goals.
Since 2017, Penn State University Libraries has provided students with wireless device charging using the Omnicharge power banks at stations throughout University Park. Recently the University Libraries expanded the service to Penn State Behrend’s Lilley Library and to the Penn State Lehigh Valley campus as well.
Andrew Jack Bond and Cadence Rand studied the effects of artificial intelligence on the workforce while doing undergraduate research in Penn State Behrend’s Black School of Business. Now, they’ve spun what they learned into a business of their own.
Penn State Behrend’s cross country teams won the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference championships, running on their home course on Nov. 1. Both teams advance to the NCAA Regionals on Nov. 15.
The Speaker Series at Penn State Behrend continues Nov. 5 with a talk by Daniel Luttner, a managing partner at NEOS by Argon & Co., a global supply-chain solutions company.
Dave Boyce, the president and CEO of Bloom Engineering Company, was the first student to complete a co-op at Aalborg Energy, one of the original tenants at Penn State Behrend’s Knowledge Park.
The Penn State Behrend women’s tennis team defeated Penn State Altoona, 4-1, to win a second consecutive Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference championship. Tamanna Sharma, a senior from Brampton, Canada, and Lauren Burkley, a sophomore from Irwin, were named to the All-Tournament Team.
Graduate assistants across multiple Penn State campuses will soon vote in a unionization election, following an order issued by the Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board. All students are encouraged to make a thoughtful, informed vote, and can find information on how unionization would affect them at gradfacts.psu.edu.
