Northcentral Pennsylvania residents have a final opportunity to experience the touring production of a cultural touchstone. The 25th anniversary farewell tour of “Rent” will share a “final season of love” at Williamsport’s Community Arts Center on Sunday, Oct. 31, at 7:30 p.m. The Tony Award- and Pulitzer Prize-winning rock musical became a phenomenon following its Broadway premiere in 1996.
Large photographs in a rich color palette evoking classic 17th century Dutch still-life paintings offer an exploration into modern-day obsessions with technological gadgets in “Tech Vanitas,” on display in The Gallery at Penn College Oct. 21 through Nov. 23. The solo exhibition of Jeanette May’s beautifully designed images includes a reception beginning at 4:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct.
A learning opportunity for Pennsylvania College of Technology students is being extended to the community when an expert on cybersecurity visits campus. Jon Matthews, vice president of digital forensics and incident response for CyberMaxx, will address students and the public on Tuesday, Oct. 26, from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. in Room 1056 of the Student & Administrative Services Center.
Pennsylvania College of Technology’s decision to be one of the few benefited many at its recent in-person Fall Career Fair. Students and employers alike expressed gratitude for the opportunity to meet en masse for the first time since October 2019 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Campus friendships again blossomed at the sunbathed scene of their planting, and parents and siblings – some separated from their loved ones since Welcome Weekend ("only" a month ago) – replenished their stockpile of hugs during Penn College's Homecoming and Parent & Family Weekend (Sept. 24-26).
Marking the ninth year of a fall tradition, SGA President Robert A. Luna takes his turn adding the blue dye that will circulate through the fountain. 2021 Homecoming and Parent & Family Weekend From left, WEB's Lauryn A. Stauffer, of Bath, enrolled in automation engineering technology: robotics and automation; Serena V.
A weekend Juneteenth celebration, moved to September to allow participation by more students, provided the campus community with a mix of educational and entertaining activities arranged by Penn College's Black Student Union.
The latest in a free series of informal discussions, focused on respectfully dissecting emotionally charged topics, will be held at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 29, in Penn's Inn. "One of the most important elements of an open society is its capacity for open and honest debate," said moderator Craig A. Miller, an associate professor of history/political science at Penn College.
Winding up a pitch to the kicker A spirited display of flag-waving, shoulder-sitting solidarity Piecing it together, Lego-style After a number of weather-related postponements when the fall semester was newer, “Wildcat Wars” – a Penn College tradition since 2014 – was finally held Tuesday.
Despite a year of continuing challenges, donors to Pennsylvania College of Technology were honored Monday evening for unwavering support that ignited a record-setting year for institutional fundraising.
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