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Staff and children from the Child Development Center took part in the annual African American Read-In on campus. The children performed old folk songs collected by the Harlem Renaissance writer Zora Neale Hurston with Christina Black and her Music 241 students.

Human Development and Family Studies intern Amber Dixon reading to the children at the Child Development Center.

2016 Sheetz Fellows celebrate their induction with program founders Steve and Nancy Sheetz. First row (left to right): Zane Helsley, Kimberly Chedgy, Sarajane Meyers, Nancy Sheetz, Steve Sheetz, Kayla Boucher, Alexis Koelle, Victoria Liebal. Second row (left to right): Luke Hallman, Thomas Wilson, Eric Maholtz, Jacob Byers, Tyler Dodson, Ethan Knepp.

Barbara Corcoran will appear at Penn State Altoona's upcoming Speaker Series event in place of previously announced Lori Greiner.

Penn State Altoona's club ice hockey team prepares to take part in the NCHA nationals, set for March 18-20 in Newark, Ohio.

Mike Lassik, number 93, heads up ice during practice for the NCHA nationals.

Brian Black, professor of history and environmental studies at Penn State Altoona, has been named a Penn State distinguished professor.

Brian Black, professor of history and environmental studies at Penn State Altoona, has been named a Penn State distinguished professor.

Penn State York held a candlelight vigil in 2014-15 to increase awareness of child sexual abuse. The fourth annual vigil, in November 2014, was sponsored by the Penn State York Council on Family Relations Club and the Student Veterans Association.

Todd Davis, professor of English, will receive the Kjell Meling Award for Distinction in the Arts and Humanities Thursday, April 28.