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Jakob Cole wrote the book "How Cats Got Their Colors" with help from his mother, Heather Cole, an assistant teaching professor of digital arts at Penn State Behrend.

An illustration from "How Cats Got Their Colors," a book by Jakob Cole. Cole's mother, Heather Cole, assistant teaching professor of digital arts at Penn State Behrend, helped him publish the book and created digital artwork to accompany the story.

This project will turn the Federal House into a new home for CORE.

Psychology major, Angel Mora, wants to use his story to inspire and help others.

Aurora Paterson has been accepted into graduate school at the University of Sussex in England where she plans to earn a master’s degree in art history and museum curating.

Ainslie (Ulmer) Brosig, executive director of the ExpERIEnce Children’s Museum, has breathed life back into the ExpERIEnce Children's Museum.

The study is drawing stories out of the students using art.

“Where the Bees Make Honey,” Brian Wilson’s dreamlike and emotionally resonant indie videogame, is now available on Xbox, PlayStation and PC platforms.

From left: Dr. Tom Noyes, George Looney, and Creative Writing major Ben Gauge.

Recognizing the importance of teamwork in engineering, the National Science Foundation has funded a two-year, $200,000 study of group dynamics and collaborative problem-solving in simulated manufacturing environments at Penn State Behrend.