Media Highlights
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Penn State Altoona's Student-Athlete Advisory Council members volunteer for the Mountain Lion Backpack Program to help give local children a wholesome, nutritious diet.
"The presumption is, if you build a store, people are going to come," says Stephen Matthews, professor in the departments of sociology, anthropology and demography.
The nation’s potable water sources are chronically threatened by an out-of-date water infrastructure, storm water runoff and record-breaking droughts.
Penn State’s Smeal College of Business has added another approach to demonstrate its commitment to fostering ethical behavior: creating an honor and integrity director.
California's Coastline Community College is giving its students the option of completing a bachelor's degree in psychology through Penn State's online campus.
Penn State granted USA TODAY Sports unprecedented access to observe how national signing day works from within the coaches' offices.
Environmental engineer Jack Matson — a lead instructor of MOOC “Creativity, Innovation and Change,” which drew 120,000 in September — teaches the benefits of failing.
The good news, says Penn State glaciologist Richard Alley, who was not involved in the new study, is that "the scariest possibilities are not happening."
Evolutionary biologist Andrew Read said it isn’t clear why the elements of smallpox, polio, and measles that the immune system targets haven't mutated.
A Penn State study found that to be more productive and happier, it doesn’t matter much if exercisers haven’t worked out on that particular day; they still perform well.