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  • Illustration of bee flying over gardens with mountain in background. "Protecting Pollinators" in box.

    One Community Impacting Many

    Penn State’s Christina Grozinger and the Center for Pollinator Research are implementing creative approaches to protecting bee populations in Pennsylvania and beyond.

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  • Jose Duarte and Shadi Nazarian appear with their team, all wearing hard hats, in their studio workspace

    One Community Impacting Many

    Penn State researchers are developing 3D-printed building technology that could be used for NASA's space exploration projects and impact the future of housing on Earth.

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  • Student Tiana Williams sits in front of stacked cans

    Students Serving Students

    With a passion for sustainability, nutrition, and addressing the issue of food insecurity, junior Tiana Williams gained leadership experience while helping her peers as president of Lion’s Pantry.

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  • Penn State graduate in blue cap and gown looks up

    Growing with Pride

    The Penn State family grew by nearly 14,000 this past weekend as graduates took
    part in spring commencement ceremonies across the University.

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  • Collage of images of Josh Maldonado-Santiago with friends and family throughout his lifetime with overlaid text reading "There's Always a Way."

    One Community Impacting Many

    A strong work ethic combined with a Penn State education has led first-generation student Josh Maldonado-Santiago to a world of opportunity and a life of service as a future Air Force officer.

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Smithwick in South African forest
Research

South African forests show pathways to a sustainable future

6/19/19

Native forests make up 1percent of the landscape in South Africa but could play a key role in reducing atmospheric carbon and identifying sustainable development practices that can be used globally to counter climate change, according to a Penn State researcher.

Age-friendly care
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Nursing researchers to enhance age-friendly care for older adults in rural PA

6/18/19

The Health Resources and Services Administration has awarded the College of Nursing and its collaborators $3.75 million to support medically underserved regions throughout rural Pennsylvania. This funding will support the development of educational programming and training for rural-based healthcare providers and caregivers, enabling them to deliver more age-friendly care.

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