New evidence in a long-ago murder trial has given a Penn State Dickinson Law professor and his students the chance to revisit a life-altering outcome.

Professor Andrew Lau’s “Ethics of Star Trek” seminar was a popular and thought-provoking option for engineering students.

University Park’s attending veterinarian for laboratories, Teresa Sylvina, brings a wealth of experience to her position.

Students in associate professor Christelle Wauthier’s GEOSC 30 study the science behind volcanic activity and the impact of eruptions on populations.

Local efforts to restore degraded lands have global benefits, says geography professor Ida Djenontin.

Maria Spencer leads Penn State’s new World Food Forum Youth Lab.

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.

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.