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Presentation by ‘Mean Girls’ artists set for Oct. 9; photo gallery online
"Small Ghost (have I died)" by Barbara Schreiber Artists’ Presentation "Keep an Eye Out for...Mean Girls" Noon, Wednesday, Oct. 9, Forum Theatre Faculty Talk: “Mediation and Victim/Offender Dialog...
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Application day set at New Kensington campus
Application day is the first stage for turning prospective students into Penn State students who will earn a place of honor at the 2014 Academic Convocation. New students are assigned a "pride" color...
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Continuing Education offers noncredit personal development courses for fall
Pysnaky eggs are decorated with traditional Ukranian folk designs and make creative Christmas decorations. The four-week course begins Oct. 22 at Penn State New Kensington. PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL...
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Donors have giving options at annual campus blood drive
With the assistance of the professional staff of Allegheny Valley Hospital, it’s fun and easy for the community to give a pint. All donations stay in the Alle-Kiski Valley. WHOLE BLOOD OR APHERESIS...
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Scholarship recipients like the small campus setting at New Kensington
Scholarship recipients Britny Logesky and Aaron Hoover were the keynote speakers at Penn State New Kensington’s Fall Scholarship Reception. BRITNY LOGESKY AND AARON HOOVER EXTOLL BENEFITS OF...
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'Penn State Lives Here'
Campus student Josh Swinehart helps third-graders at Martin Elementary School with a GECKO experiment demonstrating solar power. The boys are attaching a solar panel to a plastic car which will move...
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Job fair on campus draws many prospective employees and employers
More than 600 prospective employees attended the Alle-Kiski Job Fair at Penn State New Kensington. OPPORTUNITIES FOR FULL- AND PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT, INTERNSHIPS More than 600 prospective employees...
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Campus rolls out new interactive virtual tour
Prospective students can get a feel for the campus via a home computer or mobile app. ONLINE FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS CAMPUS STUDENTS, FACILITIES AND ACTIVITIES As Penn State rolled out its new branding...
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New Kensington soccer prepares for PSUAC playoffs for fourth consecutive year
Penn State New Kensington forward Ashu Pandey is fouled as he attempts a shot against Greater Allegheny. Michael Killian converted the penalty kick in the 5-2 win that clinched a playoff berth for the...
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Campus unveils University's new branding initiative: 'Penn State Lives Here'
The Nittany Lion helps Penn State New Kensington unveil the new branding initiative, "Penn State Lives Here." Embodies the impact that Penn Staters are making in the community and around the world...
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Food drive in conjunction with alumni society's TV football tailgate
The Alle-Kiski Society's annual TV Football party is a big hit with local Penn Staters. This year's venue is Rocco's Bar and Grill in Tarentum. Non-perishable items collected at door benefit...
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Turkey Trot 5K, mile fun run benefit Cystic Fibrosis; 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 9
More than 100 runners are expected to start in front of the Athletics Center and vie for the Penn State New Kensington Turkey Trot 5K title. Pre-Thanksgiving fixture for campus and community Classic...
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Weapons systems analyst, former student talks with campus engineering students
Lisa Veitch, a weapons systems analyst and former campus student, talks with Penn State New Kensington freshmen engineering students about careers in engineering fields. A sign language interpreter,...
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Campus and WCCC faculty collaborate on writing across the curriculum
Lois Rubin, associate professor of English at Penn State New Kensington and John Wicinas, adjunct instructor in English and history at Westmoreland County Community College, coordinated the...
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Campus business students compete in PwC national tournament
Penn State New Kensington business students Angelica Matta, left, Nick DeResa, center, and Pete Raimondi represented the campus at PwC's ‘Challenge Case Competiton ‘. New Kensington team gains...
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Out-of-state recruiting targets Minnesota, Arizona and Maryland
Arizona, "The Copper State," is expected to be good mining territory for Penn State New Kensington recruiters. Campus expands recruiting base From 10,000 lakes in the upper Midwest to the Sonora...
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Bill DeBernardi’s figure painting show in art gallery for November
"Presentation" by Bill DeBernardi “An American Festival #55 (Stale)” Nov. 4-29 Artist's Reception: 6:00-8:00 p.m., Friday, Nov. 8 Artist's Statement The paintings in this exhibition are an...
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Admissions open house events for veterans, adult learners, traditional students
The Adult Learner Resource Center and Lounge served as an "office" for Army veteran Matt Knapp. Veterans/Adult Learners Open House 6 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 7 Business Program Open House 9 a.m.,...
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Cast selected for student production of 'Bat Boy’
Student stage production of "Bat Boy: The Musical" is based on a 1992 story in the tabloid Weekly World News about a human-like creature, half-boy, half-vampire bat, found living in a cave. "Bat...
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New enrollment figures show upward diversity trend continues at campus
The Muhhuku sisters, Samantha, left and Sandra, came to Penn State New Kensington from Uganda. Samantha is a sophomore in the Biomedical Engineering Technology program and Sandra is a freshman in...
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