The Penn State Center for Socially Responsible Artificial Intelligence awarded more than $159,000 to seven interdisciplinary research projects across the University.
The Penn State Harrisburg men's basketball team joined local law enforcement officers to treat local children to a holiday shopping spree at Ollie's Bargain Outlet for the fourth annual Shop With a Cop event on Dec. 8.
The Penn State Harrisburg men's basketball team joined local law enforcement officers to treat local children to a holiday shopping spree at Ollie's Bargain Outlet for the fourth annual "Shop With a Cop" event on Dec. 8.
Penn State Harrisburg has selected six graduates to serve as student marshals at the fall 2024 commencement ceremony. The graduates will bear the banners representing each academic school and, together with the faculty marshals, lead the graduating students during the ceremony processional.
Local entrepreneurs Lily Yi Meng, of CoCarting; Jogi Daita, of Oxygen Ventures; and Dave Cawley, of Enterprise LLM, served as judges for the pitch competition that closed out the Veterans Business Bootcamp hosted by Harrisburg LaunchBox powered by Penn State and the Rotary Veterans Initiative.
Six veterans were awarded funding to help launch their business ideas during the Veterans Business Bootcamp pitch competition hosted by Harrisburg LaunchBox powered by Penn State and the Rotary Veterans Initiative. Erin Godfrey, center, a veteran and Penn State Harrisburg student, won first place.
Six veterans, including a Penn State Harrisburg student, were awarded funding to help launch their business ideas during the Veterans Business Bootcamp pitch competition hosted by Harrisburg LaunchBox powered by Penn State and the Rotary Veterans Initiative.
External investments in research at Penn State Harrisburg help position the college to engage in more groundbreaking research efforts that will have lasting regional, national and global impacts. Here Olivia Lowe, mechanical engineering student, examines a marine sponge, searching for spicules to be evaluated by a scanning electron microscope as part of research conducted by Fariborz Tavangarian, assistant professor of mechanical engineering, on the potential for spicules to be used in human bone tissue engineering and other applications.
