Media Highlights
Media Highlights
John O’Neill, School of Hospitality Management director, says hotel branding is all about (capturing) mind share, and big summer blockbusters are great vehicles for that.
Kinesiology Ph.D. candidate and study author Riley Sheehan and colleagues examined whether muscles’ metabolic demands contribute to the body's natural stride frequency.
Penn State Behrend alum George Dodworth brought the magic to Tom Cruise's latest film. Dodworth earned a B.S. in Electrical Engineering at the college in 1999.
Sandra Spanier, Hemingway researcher and English professor, has reviewed the latest release of the documents and said they will help biographers and historians.
James L.W. West III, English professor, discusses Chicago's Ginevra King, F. Scott Fitzgerald's lost love and inspiration for Daisy Buchanan in "The Great Gatsby."
There will be no huge atmospheric or climatic shift once carbon dioxide hits 400 ppm, but the milestone has symbolic significance, said climate scientist Michael Mann.
Over the course of evolution, skin color was influenced, among other factors, by our need for healthy bones, explains anthropology professor Nina Jablonski.
This unique group of students finished their degrees online while balancing families and careers.
A parasite, virus, bacteria and pesticides have caused a strange bee disappearance. Penn State bee expert Diana Cox-Foster noted some chemicals harm bees' immune systems.
The growth of sea ice around Antarctica is also a direct response to climate change causing glacial melt elsewhere there, said Penn State geographer Andrew Carleton.