Events Articles

Pennsylvania College of Technology students will display their “Spring Wedding”-themed cakes during a competition at the college on March 7. Students spend about 18 hours of class time on their three-tiered cakes. Each is covered with fondant, donated by the competition’s sponsor, CalJava International.

Savory dishes and sinister doings were on the menu for Saturday's sold-out Murder Mystery Dinner, held in the Mountain Laurel Room of Pennsylvania College of Technology's Thompson Professional Development Center. Chef Mike Ditchfield and his student managers – Kyle Madison, Steve Malizia and Zack Mausteller – handled the culinary portion of the evening ...

On March 2, Pennsylvania College of Technology will serve as a host site for the Pennsylvania Dental Hygienists’ Association’s annual Sealant Saturday initiative. The event is scheduled 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

“Dinner and a movie” will take on a new meaning this month at Pennsylvania College of Technology, where ethnic cuisine will be served alongside a related documentary film. This year’s dinner – scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb.

The second annual Wildcat Comic Con – a much-anticipated festival of comics, animation and gaming – returns to Pennsylvania College of Technology on Saturday, Sept. 28. “Having a second Comic Con is due entirely to the success of our 2012 initial event.

A retired automobile executive, whose distinguished career began with a degree from a predecessor institution, will offer "10 Tips for Career Success" in a visit to Pennsylvania College of Technology this month. Thomas C. Baloga, a former executive at BMW of North America, will speak at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 26, in the Klump Academic Center Auditorium.

A festive spread awaits revelers. Student Activities' Michael J. Hersh, WEB's adviser, presides over distribution of traditional Mardi Gras masks. Heating up the dance floor It's more than 1,200 miles from Williamsport to New Orleans, but that didn't discourage Penn College students from indulging in a little seasonal celebration of their own.

Gallery offers photographic "Sanctuary" through March 7. Timothy McCoy Enticing layout draws patrons through the exhibit. In addition to finished work, tools of the artist's unique process were displayed. Local photographers comprised part of the large crowd, engaging the artist during Q&A.

Students from nine high schools and/or career and technical schools competed in 14 events - HVAC, plumbing, technical drafting, welding, masonry, precision machining, automated manufacturing, residential wiring, commercial baking, culinary arts, computer maintenance, carpentry, basic health care and nurse assisting - during Friday's SkillsUSA District 6 competition at Penn College.

Mystery Fyre, one of five bands to take part Members of the Students of Musical Development campus organization, a co-sponsor of the event, perform. An evening's entertainment benefits a worthwhile cause. Student groups hold fundraisers in the Field House "food court." WinterFest bathes the Field House in atmospheric lighting.