After decades as a global industry leader, Jim Stengel might be the most respected marketing professional on the planet. It’s a reputation built on hard work, a sense of purpose, and a desire to pass on all that he’s learned.

In Memoriam entries are grouped by decade and listed alphabetically by last name.

Catch up with your classmates' weddings, new jobs, publications, awards, and more.

Piece of Pitt Stadium goalpost, 1954, submitted by Bobby Hoffman ’56 COM

An array of Penn State alumni, faculty, and students have played an essential role in NASA’s upcoming Dragonfly mission, a groundbreaking exploration of Saturn’s largest moon in search of a new understanding of the origins of life on Earth.

For more than 50 years, Penn State’s Renaissance Fund has provided scholarships to talented students with financial need, many of whom continue to support the program long after graduation.

Catch up with your classmates' weddings, new jobs, publications, awards, and more.

In Memoriam entries are grouped by decade and listed alphabetically by last name.

In Memoriam entries are grouped by decade and listed alphabetically by last name.

Catch up with your classmates' weddings, new jobs, publications, awards, and more.

Commemorative charm from the Penn State Collegian, submitted by Andrew Cohen ’95 Com

Since it opened in 2001, the Hintz Family Alumni Center has served as a campus home for all Penn State alumni. Built next to, and designed to complement, the historic University House, the center was brought to fruition by Penn Staters who respected the university’s history and shared a vision for a contemporary design that at once honored tradition and embraced the future.

State College indie band Ethel Meserve broke up nearly 30 years ago, a premature end for a promising group. Now, with a handful of reunion shows under their belts and a catalog reissue in the works, the band members are making the most of an unexpected second chance.

In Memoriam entries are grouped by decade and listed alphabetically by last name.

Medals from intramural, horseshoe competition, 1969, submitted by Bob Takoch ’70 Bus