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Digital event flyer for a Penn State Behrend program titled “Is Civility Still Possible in Washington?” featuring event details, two former members of Congress as speakers, and the Penn State Behrend logo.

Is Civility Still Possible in Washington?

“Is Civility Still Possible in Washington?” April 2, 2026, 7:30–9:00 p.m., Federal House Multipurpose Room. Speakers: Former Congressman Richard Swett (D‑NH) and Former Congressman Scott Klug (R‑WI). This event is sponsored by The Janet Neff Sample Center for Manners and Civility and Student Leadership and Involvement at Penn State Behrend.
 

A student works in a biochemistry lab, inside a fume hood.

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Undergraduate research is a central pillar of Penn State Behrend's new strategic plan. “Our students choose Behrend in part because they know they can graduate with a résumé, not just a degree,” said Alicyn Rhoades, vice chancellor and associate director of research and graduate studies.

Penn State Behrend softball pitcher Abby Tingley throws the ball.

Abby Tingley

Penn State Behrend pitcher Abby Tingley earned her 250th career strikeout in a win over Mt. Aloysius on April 3. Tingley, a senior from Union City, threw a complete game, allowing just two hits.