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cover of Sept/Oct '10 issue featuring photo of Battle and Buie by Bill Cramer '85/Wonderful Machine
Sports
From the Archives

The Ballad of Bubby & Boog

From our Sept/Oct '10 issue: Talor Battle might be the best player in Penn State history. His little brother, freshman Taran Buie, could be even better. How they blend their talents this season might determine the future of their family—and the program.
Ryan Jones '95 Com
shot of the crowd and arena of NCAA wrestling match at Bryce Jordan Center, photo by Mark Selders/Penn State Athletics
Sports

Staying On Top

Under the guidance of Coach Cael Sanderson, the Penn State wrestling program has become one of the most dominant dynasties in the history of college sports. We look back on the biggest moments in an ongoing run that has yielded 13 NCAA championships—and counting.
Jeff Rice '03 Com
black and white photo of Suhey on the field by Penn State Athletics
Sports

Steady Presence

Matt Suhey’s leadership and friendship paved the way for great teams in college and the NFL.
Jeff Rice '03 Com
Martin on the court, photo by Cardoni
Sports

Nittany Lion Spotlight: Kennedy Martin

The national player of the year candidate opens up on her leadership style, another accomplished athlete in the family, and being the tallest person in most rooms.
Jeff Rice '03 Com

Alumni

photos of a dozen Penn State grads holding alumni banners standing in front of 1 Million Degrees signage by Steve Tressler
Alumni

1,002,086 & Counting

The university surpassed a momentous milestone in August when it conferred its millionth degree. Here’s a look at how Penn State has evolved to educate more students than just about any other institution.
Jeff Rice '03 Com
head shot illustration of Stengel by Nigel Buchanan
Alumni

Brands Ambassador

After decades as a global industry leader, Jim Stengel might be the most respected marketing professional on the planet. It’s a reputation built on hard work, a sense of purpose, and a desire to pass on all that he’s learned.
Interview by Ryan Jones '95 Com
photo of Ken Hibbard in lab by Cardoni
Alumni

Flight of Imagination

An array of Penn State alumni, faculty, and students have played an essential role in NASA’s upcoming Dragonfly mission, a groundbreaking exploration of Saturn’s largest moon in search of a new understanding of the origins of life on Earth.
Robyn Rydzy '95 Com
collage of newspaper clippings related to the Renaissance Fund
Alumni

A Living Legacy of Giving

For more than 50 years, Penn State’s Renaissance Fund has provided scholarships to talented students with financial need, many of whom continue to support the program long after graduation.
Savita Iyer

Faculty Expertise

illustration of a robot observing a framed piece of art by Richard Mia
Faculty Expertise

AI and Art History

Data science can shed light on artistic techniques, says James Wang, distinguished professor of information sciences and technology.
Savita Iyer

From the Archives

cover of Sept/Oct '10 issue featuring photo of Battle and Buie by Bill Cramer '85/Wonderful Machine
Sports
From the Archives

The Ballad of Bubby & Boog

From our Sept/Oct '10 issue: Talor Battle might be the best player in Penn State history. His little brother, freshman Taran Buie, could be even better. How they blend their talents this season might determine the future of their family—and the program.
Ryan Jones '95 Com
photo of Payton in uniform on sideline via Getty Images
From the Archives

Still Watching Out for Walter

From our January/February 2011 issue: In 1985, Matt Suhey helped the Chicago Bears win the Super Bowl. But his enduring legacy in Chicago is not just as the lead blocker for the Bears’ Hall of Fame running back Walter Payton. He’s also the friend who stepped in when Payton and his family needed him most.
Melissa Isaacson

Web Exclusive

head shot Irvin Moore, by Steve Tressler
Campus Life
Web Exclusive

A Second Chance for College

Penn State’s newly accredited undergraduate degree in Rehabilitation and Human Services offers qualified individuals who are or have been incarcerated the opportunity to access higher education.
Savita Iyer
head shot Omar Easy
Web Exclusive

The Name is the Game

Penn State Brand Academy director and former Nittany Lion Omar X. Easy is looking to help athletes leverage NIL for long-term success.
Jeff Rice '03 Com
Black and white photo of Allison Hagendorf with Sammy Hagar and Michael Anthony of Van Halen, courtesy
Web Exclusive

Rocking to Her Own Beat

Allison Hagendorf considered a medical career after college, but her love of music won out. More than two decades later, she’s got one of the coolest gigs in the industry.
Cristina Rouvalis