In the News
November 7, 2002

Calendar creates
efficient fall semester slate
University officials have finalized the academic year calendar for the next six years, including changes to the fall semester that will result in a more compact and efficient teaching and learning term for faculty and students alike beginning in 2003.

HUB-Robeson mural
chosen as class gift
The class of 2003 has chosen to depict the University's history in paint on the walls of the HUB-Robeson Center on the University Park campus for its senior class gift. Seniors have pledged nearly $8,800 so far to the HUB-Robeson Center Historical Mural project.

University prepares
for winter's big chill
If the surprising pre-Halloween snow and ice storm is a harbinger of what winter has in store for Pennsylvania this year, the Penn State community will want to pre-set their radios to WPSU-FM, the official source of weather-related delays or cancellations for the University Park campus.

Physician Assistant Program
maintains full accreditation
The Physician Assistant Program at Pennsylvania College of Technology has maintained its accreditation from the organization that sets standards and ensures compliance for physician assistant training programs nationwide.

University Park forms
arts task force
The University has established an Arts Task Force (ATF) to assist with the discussion of conflicts concerning artistic, creative works and their display on the University Park campus.

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