In sharing her homemade Korean specialties over lunch, Michelle Bae-Dimitriadis is preserving a cultural tradition and creating connections with people she encounters at University Park.

Students are learning about the history, theory, and joy of theater as an art form.

Studying how children of depressed parents process rewards can aid intervention, says psychology professor Katie Burkhouse.

Dajiang Liu is using AI to forecast the progression of autoimmune diseases.

Photography professor Lonnie Graham has spent 30 years traveling the globe with his instant camera, taking portraits of diverse people for his pet project, “A Conversation With the World.” The result is a visual and oral record of the shared human condition.

The College of IST and its dean, Andrea Tapia, share a knack for creative answers to difficult problems.

Professor Jainendra K. Jain, Eberly Family Chair in the Eberly College of Science, was recognized for his groundbreaking work in the field.

Biobehavioral health professor and bird lover Joe Gyekis spearheaded Bird Safe Penn State to draw attention to birds killed in window collisions.

Lauren Liebe teaches the history and technological developments in video gaming.

Long-distance friendships in Tanzania’s fishing communities offer a template for conservation, says anthropologist Anne Pisor.

Margarita López-Uribe tags honeybees with QR codes to study their foraging behavior.

Elizabeth Brady has spent the 12 years since the sudden death of her young son, Mack, thinking and writing about grief. In a new collection of essays, the Penn State professor shares what she’s learned about pain, perspective, and acceptance.

The Wolbachia Project provides students with real-world research opportunities.

How students in EDSGN 497 are using their imaginations and unlocking their inner artist.

Zhenlong Li, associate professor of geography, is using geospatial data to understand obesity-related behavior.