Leigh Sifford, a 1977 Penn State Harrisburg alum, has donated photos and other items, including a road sign from the Meade Heights housing area, to the Archives and Special Collections within the Madlyn L. Hanes Library.
A group of a dozen or so Penn State Harrisburg alums, most who graduated in 1977, return to campus every fall for We Are Weekend. For years, they signed this dollar bill and tucked it inside a book on the shelves. Now, the dollar is kept in the Archives and Special Collections at the Madlyn L. Hanes Library.
A group of Penn State Harrisburg alumni - most from the Class of 1977 - visit the campus each fall and make a stop at the Archives and Special Collections within the Madlyn L. Hanes Library at Penn State Harrisburg. Making the trip this year were, left to right: Leigh Sifford, Paula Gaetano, Lou Gaetano, Jonna Eiser, George Bonifanti, Rick Fein, and Jay Eiser.
A group of a dozen or so Penn State Harrisburg alums, most of whom graduated in 1977, return to campus every fall for We Are Weekend, a tradition the group started around 2002. They tell stories, visit old haunts, see what’s new around campus, and partake in whatever activities might be happening — and always make time to visit the Archives and Special Collections within the Madlyn L. Hanes Library at Penn State Harrisburg.
More than two dozen Penn State Harrisburg students were recently inducted into the campus chapter of Kappa Delta Pi, a prestigious national honor society for educators.
The Academic Learning Center (ALC) is designed to be a hub for Penn State Harrisburg’s teaching, research, and service priorities, offering technologically-rich classrooms and flexible spaces for hands-on, interactive learning across disciplines. Adjacent to the Madlyn Hanes Library and the Student Enrichment Center, the ALC will begin construction in Spring 2025 and is expected to be completed in Fall 2026.
