Connection is key for new Center for the Performing Arts director Sita Frederick.

A new hotel and restaurant open in the historic Glennland Building downtown.

In 1921, the eight Black male students at University Park formed the Nu Chapter of Omega Psi Phi fraternity, the first Black organization on campus.

Hibah Akbar is speaking up for students across Pennsylvania.

An unlikely lobbying effort helped Anne Puchalsky get a jump on an environmental science career.

Chip Kidd '86, Comic Swap

The Student Veteran Center at University Park provides a welcoming space for those who’ve served.

His vision, connections, and famous last name made him a quietly influential figure in Washington, D.C., but Milton Eisenhower spent the best years of his career as a university president—including a transformational tenure at Penn State.

The loss of a leg helped motivate RJ Shirey to excel in life.

In 1969, Muhammad Ali was one of the most famous—and most polarizing—people on the planet. As a handful of  Penn State students discovered one memorable night that spring, the once and future heavyweight champ was also unguarded, accessible, and fascinating company on a road trip.

The just-completed fall semester brought unprecedented challenges for students, faculty, and staff across the university. We asked some of them to share their stories of life on (and off) campus in the time of remote learning, social distancing, and anxiety around the ongoing pandemic.

After Shannon Thaler’s sophomore year of high school, a representative from a New York City modeling agency contacted her after seeing one of her Instagram photos.

How a Rutgers alum came to be honored on the University Park campus.

The university offers a multifaceted plan to address diversity, inclusion, and equity issues across its campuses.

The Penn State law student views protest and policing through a unique lens.