The College of Art & Architecture’s Fashion Archive, a treasure trove of garments dating back to 1850, serves as a learning space for the study of clothing history and design.

Semiconductors are the tiny, essential heart of nearly every device we use on a daily basis—and almost none are made in the United States. Drawing on the university’s history of cross-disciplinary collaboration and traditional strength in materials science, Penn State is leading a multibillion-dollar effort to reestablish the U.S. as a leader in manufacturing the computer chips that power modern life.

Ocean scientist Laura Guertin's maritime voyages feed her twin passions: science education and quilt making.

Advances in Y chromosome sequencing have important implications for fertility and cancer risk, says biologist Kateryna Makova.

Siddharth Bhatt researches the marketability of upcycled food.

Seth Bordenstein, Director of Penn State’s One Health Microbiome Center, explains the mission and ambitions of the interdisciplinary research center that has positioned Penn State to be a global leader in an increasingly essential area of the life sciences.

In her upcoming collection, South African poet Gabeba Baderoon explores the impact of pain on artistry and identity. 

English professor Garrett Sullivan is teaching students that there's more to supernatural horror than ghosts, demons, and paranormal activities.

Climate change is impacting inland water, says Li Li, Barry & Shirley Isett Professor of civil and environmental engineering.

Saptarshi Das draws inspiration from biology to enhance artificial intelligence.

Penn State’s new laureate, dance professor and choreographer Michele Dunleavy, believes everyone can dance.

Michele Ramsey and Penn State Berks students are studying the superstar who is putting women’s stories at the center of popular culture. 

Improving carbon sequestration has big implications, says Sanjay Srinivasan, Leone Family chair in energy and mineral engineering.

Ibrahim Ozbolat’s lab bioprints body tissue.

In CAMS 34, students get creative in exploring the modern relevance of ancient myths.