Forty Penn State Behrend students participated in MLK Day service projects at sites across Erie on Jan. 21. "Programs like this are important to the college experience," said Chris Fox, assistant director of civic engagement and the Smith Chapel. "It's good to give back."
Penn State's online Winemaking Certificate program provides a thorough understanding of the winemaking process—from vine to bottle. Learn more about the certificate program by watching this recorded information session with the instructor.
Students from Diehl and Rolling Ridge elementary schools raced custom-built plastic model cars during the annual PLASTCar competition at Penn State Behrend on Dec. 11. The students design the cars; engineering students at Penn State Behrend work with them to produce functional 3D models, which are raced on an elevated track.
Dr. Ralph Ford, chancellor of Penn State Behrend, speaks with Jake Marsh, industry relations coordinator at Penn State Behrend, about the Innovation Commons, on November 23, 2018.
Dr. Ralph Ford, chancellor of Penn State Behrend, speaks with Courtney Steding, director of career services at Penn State Behrend, on October 26, 2018.
More than 450 local students participated in the First LEGO League tournament at Penn State Behrend on Dec. 8. Working in teams, they programmed LEGO robots to navigate tabletop obstacle courses.
At Penn State Behrend, athletics and academics go hand in hand. Last year, 63 percent of Behrend student athletes maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or above. In the same year, the college also earned its 14th straight AMCC Presidents Cup Championship. What’s helped Penn State Behrend field such a strong Division III program? That’s what we’ll discuss today on "This is Behrend."
Members of the Penn State Behrend baseball team shaved their heads to support Grady's Decision, an Erie nonprofit organization that helps the families of children who are born prematurely.
