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• Study tour experience in a word: profound
• Alum and benefactor receives international achievement award
• Awards ceremony recognizes student achievement
• Penn State Harrisburg receives $600,000 NSF grant for STEM education
• First-of-its-kind scholarship will aid students with disabilities
• Summer marks busy season for facilities work
• Education students inducted in honor society
• Students join business honor society
• Kaley named registrar
• Elementary education student receives University service award
• Men’s tennis advances to NCAA Tournament; Cecere named league Coach of the Year
• Lions return to NCAA tournament
• Alumna recognized for professional accomplishment
• Former Homeland Security administrator to deliver commencement keynote
• Penn State Coaches Caravan: 18 stops, including Camp Hill on May 2
• Doctoral Information Night May 15
• Monismith is 2012 recipient of Faculty Outreach Award
• College to hold environmental film festival
• Graduate programs ranked nationally
• PPL transformer malfunction causes outage
• Award-winning author, illustrator duo to speak April 24
• Faculty and staff recognized at awards ceremony
• Student receives University leadership award
• Internationally known designer, faculty member Welsh to speak April 17
• Earth Day Celebration April 19
• Undergraduate Programs Open House April 14
• Mazis publishes poetry book
• Violinists to perform April 11
• MBA program introduces accounting track
• American Studies doctoral student receives dissertation award
• ABA graduates pass national certification exam
• College to hold multicultural "freedom seder" April 4
• College celebrates student and faculty authors
• Students practice real-life decisions, contribute to far-reaching cause at Model U.N.
• Holocaust artist to present exhibit April 3
• Students apply skills in programming competition
• 12th Annual International Film Festival March 22-31
• Nationally known artist to perform music from Holocaust March 28
• Guest lecturer to explore America’s Barns
• Irish-American Poet To Present Cultural Folktales
• Adult honor society chapter inducts 30 students
• Graphic design students want your vote!
• Shoup receives regional engineering award
• Presentation to explore professor’s journey from drugs to doctorate
• Program helps high school students plan STEM careers
• Graduate School Open House March 15
• Award-winning filmmaker to screen documentary on hate and hope
• Stalebrink appointed to national financial council
• College names alumni award winners
• Setting records and examples
• Basketball teams begin pursuit of NCAA tournament Feb. 25
• Eating disorder and alcohol abuse screenings offered starting Feb. 27
• Penn State Harrisburg campus rated safest in Pennsylvania
• Lear receives library association honor
• Student and faculty co-author public administration paper
• Idowu appointed assistant dean for graduate studies
• Writing workshop slated for Feb. 22
• Competition to test programming skills Feb. 24
• Model U.N. marks 40 year anniversary
• King lecture series begins with best-selling author
• Maya Angelou to speak at campus lecture series
• Performance to feature a cappella Yiddish songs
• Students: Meet the chancellor
• Annual MATHCOUNTS competition on campus Feb. 4
• Summer schedule offers convenient options
• Study tour explores religion of Pennsylvania Dutch
• Penn State Harrisburg community forum to discuss child abuse prevention
• Campus to stream Paterno memorial service Jan. 26
• University community mourns loss of Joe Paterno
• Campus events to provide information on child abuse prevention
• Spring open houses set
• Student-athlete’s quadruple-double makes NCAA history
• Civil rights champion to deliver commencement keynote
• Doctoral students win folklore society awards
• Industry support funds lab, prepares students for utility jobs
• College ratings top competitors in national survey
• Professors’ book combines storytelling with math
• Council to seek public input for sustainability strategic plan Nov. 3
• Public Affairs panel debates bi-partisanship
• Bronner completes folklore books
• Abuse-awareness speaker encourages good decisions
• Online encyclopedia transfers to Penn State Harrisburg
• Researcher questions ethics of government human experimentation programs
• Local Beta Gamma Sigma chapter recognized
• Storm Chaser to speak Oct. 22
• State Data Center marks 30 years
• Speaker raises awareness of domestic abuse
• Holocaust survivor to speak Oct. 11
• Engineering senior wins national scholarship
• Yaverbaum named fellow of national accreditation society
• Herb garden adds flavor to campus
• Graduate School Open House October 11
• Events to support United Way
• College to dedicate new biotechnology facility Sept. 15
• Student’s award-winning research focuses on unique Colombian music
• Campus yard sale to benefit United Way Sept. 17
• 5k Pasta Run/Walk cancelled
• Doctoral student receives international essay award
• Doctoral Programs Information Night Sept. 21
• Keat receives national teaching award
• Take a swing at golf for athletes
• 9/11 survivor to share story Sept. 14
• Student to present Chinese and American policing study, Aug. 25
• Back to School for Middletown - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Comedy Stop to feature comedian Lucas Bohn Aug. 24
• Move-in Day at Penn State Harrisburg
• Pasta run to benefit United Way Sept. 15
• Business students join international honor society
• Award-winning illustrators to speak on campus
• History of Middletown Township Told Through Photographs
• Peterson edits book exploring biology and politics
• Proctor receives scholarship, chapter officer honors from KDP
• Board diversity good for business, researcher says
• Sports Illustrated features student-athlete Kenton Alston
• Boyd named NCAA statistical champion
• Mara receives alumni award
• Veder receives Harvard fellowship
• Unique sculptures illustrate chemistry lessons, concern for planet
• Engineering students design award-winning projects
• Writing academy students will fracture fairytales
• IT administrator plays lead role in networking conference
• Woessner featured on local talk show (May 11)
• Swan interviewed by local news channel (May 5)
• Doerfler interviewed on local news show May 19
• Electrical students take honors in regional competition
• Business owner receives University alumni award
• Speaker advocates: "your voice is your power"
• Hoover named director of development and alumni relations
• College awards first doctorate in American Studies
• Study tour to feature New York museums
• Study tour explores Pennsylvania German culture
• New line of duty brought London police officer to campus
• Hershey executive to deliver commencement address
• Golf team earns first NCAA berth in college history
• Kaynak plays key role in global business organization
• Economic development course director named
• Faculty, staff award winners recognized at ceremony
• Applied Clinical Psychology student wins statewide award
• Popular government internship program now available to more students
• Faculty member publishes problem-solving ombudsman book
• Boyd has NCAA Division III record breaking streak
• Adult honor society chapter inducts 37 students
• Speaker to deliver final MLK series lecture April 19
• April 13 bonfire will highlight spring celebration week
• Community Easter egg hunt Apr. 22
• IST student receives University award
• Youth camps provide summer learning experiences
• Student symposium to showcase student research
• College to hold first multicultural “freedom seder” April 6
• Hate crime victim to raise awareness April 5
• Veder to present little known view of O’Keeffe March 29
• Student summit to explore topics in diversity
• Presentation will provoke "right-brain wisdom" March 24
• Special collection on women’s history marks 20th anniversary
• Publishing Celebration honors faculty members
• Penn State president critical of plan to slash state funding
• Devastating appropriation cut advanced for University
• 5th Annual STEM Career Launch for local students March 9
• Publisher delivers powerful message on immigration and racial justice
• Acclaimed play explores Civil Rights Movement March 22
• A taste of Tajikistan
• Second showing of "The Dinner Guest" March 14
• Award-winning writer and photographer to speak March 21
• Senior pastor urges: “wake up and dream”
• Director shares challenges, inspirations of filmmaking
• Anorexia survivor shares story, encouragement
• Men’s basketball falls in NEAC championship, earns conference title
• International and Intercultural Photo Contest begins March 1
• Register today for diversity summit
• Capital BlueCross CIO talks jobs with students
• Women’s basketball eliminated from semi-finals after record season
• College to host NEAC Men’s Basketball Championship tournament
• Minister, television host and author to speak March 1
• “Washington Post” foreign correspondent to speak on campus March 1
• Series strengthens connection between higher education and community
• Filmmaker to discuss award-winning documentary
• Faculty members involve students in community
• Women's basketball to host Pink Zone game Feb. 19
• Napoli receives Teacher of Honor Award
• Student earns speech award
• Experts relay dangers, consequences of DUI
• NEH funds Benjamin Franklin teachers’ workshops
• Interim development director named
• Annual International Film Festival starts Feb. 18
• Doctoral student adds to national awards
• Publisher to kickoff diversity lecture series Feb. 22
• Annual MATHCOUNTS event on campus Jan. 29
• Student pieces together history of war
• Student receives memorial scholarship
• Pilot composting program to begin Jan. 24
• Hirt receives Emerging Writing Award
• Volatility in the Stock Market
• Management journal ranks Kaynak as prolific author
• Teacher Recruitment Day
• Photos of Europe’s Jewish Heartland begins Jan. 25
• Globetrotters practice new trick on campus
• "The Dinner Guest" delivers twist on classic drama
• Penn State Harrisburg offers SAT prep course
• Hip-hop culture expert speaks on campus
• Bronner releases illustrated book on local Jewish community
• Students compete in "battle of the brains"
• Research: Employees' relationship with employers, unions
• Graduate student receives national award
• Business leaders group recognizes Harrisburg Semester
• Evening of music December 1
• Student receives Jefferson Award
• Harter to deliver commencement keynote
• Fiene receives national award
• Harter named Penn State Alumni Fellow
• Alumni Society elects new officers, board members
• Heard on campus: Holocaust survivor delivers message of tolerance
• Visit from Lincoln kicks off exhibit opening
• Make learning "come alive" Nov. 8
• LGBTQ issues in higher ed. Nov. 16
• Penn State laureate to discuss poetry November 10
• Experts to discuss election results Nov. 4
• Kulkarni named chancellor of Penn State Harrisburg
• “Meet the Candidates” forum October 26
• Library to host “Forever Free” traveling exhibition
• Holocaust survivor to speak on campus November 2
• Capital Area Writing Project sponsors WordFest
• Researchers ask how financial responsibility is taught
• American Studies expert to present Oct. 27
• Three students nominated for state honors
• Symposium to feature regional photographers
• Faculty forum will lend perspective to U.S. recession
• Penn State campus choirs reunite for concert
• Presenter to discuss risk management and ethics
• 36 students join Beta Gamma Sigma
• Christine Sears promoted by Penn National Insurance
• Awards, honors continue for Kelsey Kerr
• 2009 grad earns University Alumni Achievement Award
• Students to benefit from faculty member’s award
• Increasing freight levels at Harrisburg International Airport could indicate economic recovery
• Panel to discuss effects of city's financial troubles
• Mad Cowboy presentation October 5
• Presentation to examine dangers of sexting - October 12
• Heard on Campus: "Mad Cowboy" promotes vegan lifestyle, sustainability
• New certificate enhances international learning

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