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Linnea Henderson works to construct a home during the "Engineer and Build Your Dream Home" class at Penn State Behrend's College for Kids. Henderson was one of nearly 30 students enrolled in the class.

The clock in Old Main's bell tower is a gift of Penn State's class of 1904.

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Quityn Rodgers, 17, a student at Erie High School, rows a cardboard boat in the Junker Center pool at Penn State Behrend. To build it, he had to first calculate its total surface area.

The radio station Money Radio WPSE AM 1450/FM 107.1 is owned by the Penn State Board of Trustees and operated by Penn State Behrend under the direction of a professional broadcast staff. Find out more at behrend.psu.edu/wpse.

AACSB International has extended its accreditation of the Black School of Business at Penn State Behrend through 2022. 

A Penn State Strategic Plan seed grant is helping the Beaver campus to expand agriculture and food-related initiatives, including a campus garden, community-supported agriculture, and a 96-foot-long high tunnel.

William "Bill" Lasher was a founding faculty member of Penn State Behrend's engineering program. He retired in 2017.

Erie Insurance will move more than 200 employees to Building 2 of Penn State Behrend's Knowledge Park this fall. Renovation of the space began in May.

Shell Pennsylvania Chemicals is building a $6 billion ethane "cracker" plant, similar to this facility, in Beaver County. When it opens in 2020, the plant will shorten the supply chain and reduce production costs for plastics manufacturers in Erie.