Hollie Keller is the recipient of two scholarships from WISE (Women Involved in Scholarship and Empowerment) of Blair County for the fall 2024 semester.
Yaw Agawu-Kakraba, professor of Spanish and African studies at Penn State Altoona, has won an award from the African Literature Association for his debut novel, “The Restless Crucible.”
Penn State Altoona softball’s infielder Gianna Hoppel, of Lewistown, was recently recognized for her work in the classroom when she earned a spot on the College Sports Communicators’ NCAA Division III Academic All-District team.
A blog written by Brian Black, distinguished professor of history and environmental studies at Penn State Altoona, was recently published on the Network in Canadian History and Environment website.
The Penn’s Woods Music Festival returns for its 2024 edition, promising two weeks filled with enchanting performances, vibrant tunes and unforgettable musical experiences. From June 16 to June 29, music enthusiasts are invited to immerse themselves in an array of captivating concerts featuring talented musicians from around the region.
Pick from an array of week-long camps about science, technology, engineering, art, history, and more for kids entering kindergarten through ninth grade.
For the third consecutive year, Penn State Altoona Athletics has come in second place in the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference’s Presidents Cup race.
John Eicher, associate professor of history at Penn State Altoona, was selected as a resident scholar at the Penn State Humanities Institute for the 2025 spring semester.
Amanda Brandt, a University police officer, and Nathan E. Kruis, assistant professor of criminal justice at Penn State Altoona, recently presented at Claysburg-Kimmel School District’s Career Day.
The Sustainable Labs Program provides educational support and networking opportunities to labs across Penn State, helping them implement changes to become more energy and resource efficient. Actions taken by participating labs are estimated to result in over $155,000 in savings for the University and reduce about 490 tons of carbon dioxide emissions annually.
