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First-year students and returnees alike said "Goodbye" to summer and "Hello" to the Fall 2012 semester during Penn College's Welcome Weekend festivities. After check-in and move-in for newcomers Saturday, the evening included a presidential welcome, fireworks display and another visit from a traditionally popular hypnotist.

Penn College put out the Wildcat welcome mat Wednesday for visitors to the Little League Baseball World Series, the 66th edition of which begins Thursday and concludes with the Aug. 26 championship game in nearby South Williamsport.

On a sunny and steamy –  but thankfully rain-free –  Saturday, Penn College held its August commencement ceremony for more than 230 students who petitioned to graduate after summer sessions. Brandy Leigh Krause, of Pine Grove, whose associate degree in radiography caps a college career marked by academic excellence, campus involvement and athletic accomplishment, was the student speaker.

As international grown-ups compete in London, the young athletes at the Dunham Children’s Learning Center spent the week enjoying their own Olympics, starting with a torch run on Monday and continuing with events such as water ballet, target practice with paint-filled spray bottles, relay races and beanbag throwing – and even medal awards! — Photos by various Children's Learning Center staff

Gallery exhibit applauded The current show at The Gallery at Penn College, characterized by Mosaic Art NOW as "an absolutely splendid exhibit featuring five innovative American mosaic artists," has been prominently included in the online publication.

"Terra Incognita," featuring the astounding contributions of five mosaic artists prospecting through heretofore unknown lands, has officially begun its six-week run at The Gallery at Penn College. A "Meet the Artist" reception and gallery talk were held Thursday on the third floor of Madigan Library, amplifying the public chorus of amazement that has greeted the exhibit since its July 10 opening.

"Terra Incognita," featuring the astounding contributions of five mosaic artists prospecting through heretofore unknown lands, has officially begun its six-week run at The Gallery at Penn College. A "Meet the Artist" reception and gallery talk were held Thursday on the third floor of Madigan Library, amplifying the public chorus of amazement that has greeted the exhibit since its July 10 opening.

The Gallery at Penn College, on the third floor of Pennsylvania College of Technology's Madigan Library, will host "Terra Incognita," an exhibit by five award-winning mosaic artists, from July 10 to Aug. 26. The exhibit features the works of JeanAnn Dabb, Karen Kettering Dimit, Cynthia Fisher, Yulia Hanansen and Rachel Sager Lynch.

The Gallery at Penn College, on the third floor of Pennsylvania College of Technology's Madigan Library, will host a two-day Mosaic Workshop on July 12-13. During this beginner-level workshop, participants will learn to translate the ancient technique of mosaic into a modern, colorful expression.

Thirty high school students took part in the first "'Designing a Digital Future' Career Camp," presented by Pennsylvania College of Technology's School of Business and Computer Technologies on June 19-20.