Education professor Scott Metzger’s fascination with Dungeons & Dragons began in elementary school and has never waned.

Dedicated to “restoring and empowering incarcerated individuals through education and meaningful engagement in civic life,” Penn State’s Restorative Justice Initiative is working to change the conversation around who deserves access to a college education.

Nearly two years after the emergence of a pandemic that disrupted life on Earth, Andrew Read, director of the Huck Institutes of the Life Sciences, reflects on what scientists have learned from COVID-19, what the world can expect going forward, and what we should not repeat.

Plant garlic this fall with Leslie Pillen’s tips.

Chemistry lecturer Todd Pontius sees beauty and color inside and outside the Classroom.

Waiving the patents protecting COVID-19 vaccines and therapeutics could help end the pandemic, says Penn State Law Professor Eileen Kane.

A Penn State Behrend professor studies the appeal of K-pop among Western audiences.

A Penn State DuBois professor studies historical ecology in urban forests.

Follow Jonathan Campbell’s tips for succulent summer grills.

An 18-acre property is a farming haven for education professor Wendy Ann Coduti and her husband.

Backed by a world-class facility, researcher Deb Kelly is making strides toward a breakthrough in the fight against breast cancer.

What has been driving the decline in the U.S. fertility rate?

Sherry Roush has translated a 500-year-old bestselling Italian novel into English.

Presidential rhetoric has two functions. First, it is persuasive. Then, it is constitutive.

Established in response to the darkest chapter in university history, Penn State’s Child Maltreatment Solutions Network has become a national leader in research designed to influence public policy that better protects vulnerable children from abuse.