Penn State scientists spotlight spotted lanternfly research on Capitol Hill
As the emergence of the spotted lanternfly continues to threaten portions of Pennsylvania’s agricultural industry, two researchers in Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences who are studying the invasive insects joined colleagues from more than 20 universities on Capitol Hill today (June 6) to show members of Congress and their staffs the importance of funding agricultural research.
The Medical Minute: Reminders for a healthy summer
Life can be pretty good during the summer — especially for those who heed health advice about sun safety, staying hydrated and getting needed vaccinations before traveling abroad.
Barron essay featured as part of New York Times special section on education
An essay by Penn State President Eric Barron is featured in the New York Times today (June 6) as part of a special section focused on education and learning.
4 degrees, 4 and a half years! 2018 graduate Jin Zhang is leaving Happy Valley with three degrees from the Penn State College of Information Sciences and Technology, and another from the Penn State School of Music! http://ow.ly/mbQ530k6B3y
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Talk about a comeback story! The @PennStateDuBois baseball team won the USCAA Small College World Series national championship. #WeAre ow.ly/7lyF30kbeln
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When art meets science -- Maggie Davis is solving a mystery that dates back to the early years of the U.S. and the birth of the American artistic tradition -- Who is the man in red? @psuarts_arch @PSUScience ow.ly/On4330k81i7