Penn State’s iconic fly-fishing program, like the sport itself, is evolving to adapt to new philosophies and new audiences. In George Daniel, the program has a leader born to the role.
CRIM 225N students will spend four weeks in Italy studying the mafia as it's depicted in such classic films as The Godfather and Goodfellas and understanding its socio-economic impact on real life.
In their new book, Penn State sociologists John Iceland and Eric Silver lay out the competing moral worldviews they see at the root of our polarization, and suggest ways to bridge the gap.