The Lost Bird Project - a visiting sculpture installation of five extinct North American birds - can be found at Shaver’s Creek Environmental Center, locations on the Penn State University Park and Altoona campuses, and the Millbrook Marsh Nature Center in State College.
Penn State celebrated the accomplishments of graduates during its spring 2021 commencement ceremonies May 7 through May 9. This spring the University awarded approximately 14,400 diplomas to students University-wide who are completing associate, baccalaureate, master, law, doctoral and medical degrees. All figures listed are estimates as of April 5; totals do not include the Pennsylvania College of Technology.
Congratulations to the spring 2021 graduates of Penn State Altoona's Honors Program. Spring 2021 graduates include Jonathan Ambrosino, Michael Begany, Alicia Dolan, Lauren Everett, Julia Fessenden, Gabe Hayes, Joseph Lent (not pictured), Liam Logan, Rich Patterson, Tyrel Ramkisson, Israel Tucker, and Cindy Zeng (not pictured).
Congratulations to the spring 2020 graduates of Penn State Altoona's Honors Program. Spring 2020 graduates include nursing major Thomas Brotzman, history major Peter Casey, biology major Nathan Lose (not pictured), history major Kristin Newvine, nursing major Abigail Orr, biology major Taylor Stoudnour, nursing major Jamie White, and criminal justice major Allison Williamson.
A look behind the scenes as Penn State President Eric Barron and Vice President and Provost Nicholas Jones hosted the streaming of the University's virtual 2020 Spring Commencement ceremony, live from studios at WPSU-TV on May 9.
