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"Colorwalk" is an assembly of more than 8,000 stacked plastic discs, spaced in the tree line outside Penn State Behrend's Reed Union Building.

"Colorwalk" is an assembly of more than 8,000 stacked plastic discs, spaced in the tree line outside Penn State Behrend's Reed Union Building.

Students who thrive in mathematics classes could benefit from the second NSF-funded program, which will develop a pipeline of mathematics teachers who are committed to teaching in “high-needs” school districts.

Kerry Stith, a senior Biology major, hopes one day to work in animal behavior research, and he is already making a name for himself in the field.

Students built the fractal using Zometool construction parts.

Dr. Flor Acevedo

Students, faculty members and staff pose at Penn State Behrend's new Lion bench, in Ben Lane Plaza.

Every semester, the School of Science offers several interactive outreach programs for preschoolers called Science Story Time.

Katharine Smith, a seventh-grade student in the Youngsville School District, takes a close look at a specimen during a 21st Century Kids activity at Penn State Behrend. 21st Century Kids brings youth from rural populations to the college, allowing them to experience a college setting and participate in hands-on STEM workshops taught by Penn State Behrend faculty members and leaders from local STEM-focused businesses.

Savanna Carr, a junior from Franklin, won the individual title at the AMCC championships. She set a record time in the 6K race, finishing in 22:10.4.