Call of the Eco-Weird Assistant Professor of Philosophy Brian Onishi digs into the work of H. P. Lovecraft as he researches "weird fiction" and its "eco-weird" subgenre. Read More
The Many Faces of a Research Project Penn State Altoona faculty partner with an RTE student and Penn State graduate students to tackle rail research using a tiered mentoring approach. Read More
Working (and Learning) in the Research Lab Nursing student Makaylah Bangura explores the opportunities available in Penn State Altoona's Integrated Social Science Research Lab. Read More
Exploring Cultural Identity Through Autoethnography Alumna Sarah Mohammed uses her personal experience to share the diasporic experience with readers. Read More
Do you like scary movies? Professor Shaheed Nick Mohammed explores how writers and directors of horror films deal with themes that are unfamiliar to a larger audience. Read More
Listen to the Math Juan Gil, professor of mathematics, and senior math major Jessica Tomasko have teamed up for a number of research projects resulting in published papers and, in one case, an undergraduate award for Tomasko. Read More
Success in Undergraduate Research Criminal justice student Payton Perry publishes second major article Read More
Ondas Network Inc. offers undergraduate research opportunities Students will use equipment on loan from Ondas Network Inc. to support new research in rail transportation engineering and security and risk analysis. Read More
Bringing Industry and Academia Together Penn State Altoona faculty join other universities and businesses in Artificial Intelligence Innovation Consortium. Read More
Creating a Record, Preserving a Past Harriett Gaston works to uncover the rich history of African Americans in Blair County Read More
