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Alle-Kiski Society monthly meeting March 17
Penn State New Kensington sophomore Caitlyn Cody, an information sciences and technology major and secretary of the Student Government Association, is one of three current recipients of an Alle-Kiski...
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Three campus wrestlers invited to nationals
Since the Penn State New Kensington wrestling program was revived in 2010, seven campus grapplers have earned berths in the NCWA national championships. Freshmen Dean Lusk, Phillip Marra and Colin...
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Dinner theatre audience will hang out in a saloon to solve murder mystery
Mystery's Most Wanted will perform "Montana Marie Gets Gunned Down at Three," a murder mystery dinner theatre, April 3, at Penn State New Kensington 'Montana Marie Gets Gunned Down at Three' 6:30...
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Reception for high school visual and performing artists to take place March 24
"Falling Water" by Megan McKever of Kiski Area High School. Alle-Kiski Arts Consortium organizes “Arts Alive” A reception for high school artists of the Alle-Kiski Arts Consortium is slated for...
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Still time to register for Kids in College spring break; nine classes available
Grade-school students can learn to draw in various mediums at Penn State New Kensington's Kids in College Spring Break. Workshops and soccer camps for grades 2-11 Saturday, March 22 and 29 There is...
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New Kensington expo highlights student research and career opportunities
Penn State students and alumni can interview and talk with representatives of some of the region's top companies, such as McCutcheon Enterprises Inc. in Apollo. 12th annual Research and Creative...
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New Kensington Softball Preview 2014
Senior pitcher Jenna Swank is a four-year starter for the Penn State New Kensington softball team. Good pitching and clutch hitting are keys to run at conference championship Although the Old...
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Campus blood drive April 2
Donating blood at Penn State New Kensington is fun and easy. Participants get a t-shirt and refreshments. Alumni and community encouraged to donate Semiannual event replenishes blood supply in...
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Horatio Alger scholarship winners enroll at campus
Scholarship benefactor Patrick Kopnicky, left, talks with scholarship recipient Alexander Stack at Penn State New Kensington's fall scholarship reception. Aubrey Simpson and Jon McCabe will be...
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New Kensington wrestler earns All-America honors
Penn State New Kensington's All-America wrestler Dean Lusk, left, in action during a regular season tri-match in the campus Athletics Center. Dean Lusk finishes fifth at NCWA national championships...
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Who done in the sheriff at campus dinner theatre
Who shot the sheriff? It we rule out Bob Marley and Eric Clapton, then the saloon girl moves up the suspects list. Audience members will solve the mystery April 3 at Penn State New Kensington's dinner...
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New members inducted into campus Arch Society
Penn State New Kensington 2014 Arch Society inductee Karl Salatka, right, talks with Jim Kopelman, a charter member of the society, at the annual dinner at Oakmont Country Club. James and Lynne...
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Open houses for prospective students, families
High school students, transfer students can discover benefits of campus 9:30 a.m. Saturday, April 12 6 p.m. Tuesday, April 15 Prospective students and their families will have the opportunity to...
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Scholarship reception honors students and donors
Aishwarya Venketeswaran, a electro-mechanical engineering technology major, was the student speaker at Penn State New Kensington's spring Scholarship Reception. Semiannual event at Oakmont Country...
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Jennifer Wood named Teaching Fellow
Penn State New Kensington's Teaching Fellow Jennifer Wood sits in front of a coastal landscape painting, "Palms" by Chuck Carr, in the campus Art Gallery. Communications professor earns Penn State...
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Consulate General of Canada to speak on campus
Consul to talk about economic opportunities; ”The U.S. – Canada Economic and Energy Relationship.” Noon, Monday, April 7, Art Gallery Penn State New Kensington continues its countries of focus...
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Holocaust survivors to give first-hand accounts
Holocaust survivors Shulamit Bastacky and Sam Weinreb at Penn State New Kensington's 2011 'Holocaust, in Remembrance' program. They again will relive their ordeals at noon on Wednesday, April 9, in...
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"Project Management for Non-Project Managers" 8:30 a.m. - noon, Friday, May 2 and 9 Professionals needing career development can hone their skills during the spring 2014 semester at Penn State New...
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Arthur Goldwag visits campus to talk about conspiracies in American politics
Right-wing conspiracies are the baliwick of author and scholar Arthur Goldwag who visits Penn State New Kensington May 1 to discuss political extremism. “Conspiracy Theory as the Canary in the...
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Curtain rises 8 p.m., Thursday for romantic comedy ‘Almost, Maine'
Three-day run for annual spring stage production Thursday-Saturday, April 10-12, Forum Theatre After three months of rehearsal, the Penn State New Kensington student cast members of "Almost, Maine"...
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