Feature Archive

Students from COMM 283 shift gears to make their final project honor the communication major’s graduating seniors

Penn State Altoona professors bring with Massachusetts-based boat-builders into the philosophy classroom.

Ayodeji Odetola and Devon Reed step up to the challenge of artificial intelligence drone racing.

In its eighth year, Penn State Altoona’s bachelor of science degree program in Rail Transportation Engineering remains the only one of its kind in the country.

Penn State Altoona’s accelerated nursing program puts students on a fast track to a new career.

The inaugural Student Expo highlights student research, creative activies, study away programs, and more.

In the HIST 111: American Food System: History, Technology, and Culture course Julie Rockwell introduces students to regional foods across the United States, exploring where food originates, why certain foods appear in certain places, how food is processed, and why it ends up on our plates.

"Reading Shaver’s Creek," edited by Ian Marshall, provides the perfect introduction to Shaver’s Creek, part of Penn State’s 7,000-acre Stone Valley Experimental Forest.

Thanks to some faculty and students, art and science came together to raise awareness of the monarch’s plight and start an effort to help the butterflies migrate.

As part of their senior capstone project, three engineering students collect atmospheric data by creating a functioning weather balloon as part of Lockheed Martin's Project Blue Horizon.