Senior engineering major Clayton Kimsal saw the Student Engagement Network grant as an opportunity to contribute to an effort by his hometown to repair a dam, using his $1,000 SEN grant to help secure for the community a grant in the amount of $300,000.
Well-fitting, multi-layered masks are key to reducing transmission as nationwide spread of omicron variant continues. Here are key things to know about masking at Penn State as the semester begins.
By researching and teaching about challenges like global warming, overpopulation and littering, Penn State Hazleton Professor of Psychology Peter Crabb hopes to inspire students to help make the world a better place.
More than 60 aspiring entrepreneurs were recently recognized during a virtual ceremony honoring them for completing the Hazleton LaunchBox supported by Pasco L. Schiavo Esq.’s Diaspora Emprende program.
Penn State Hazleton’s Continuing Education Office has announced start dates for its upcoming health care programs, flexible offerings designed for those looking to strengthen their resume, reenter the workforce or launch a career in a growing profession.
Eshani Lee's research and own experiences have demonstrated to her that the language used in STEM classes can be a barrier for non-native English-speaking students. Now she is the principal investigator on a project — funded by a two-year National Science Foundation grant — titled “Breaking the Language Barrier in Chemistry Assessment.”
The inaugural Cross-Cultural Collaboration Symposium provided a forum for students from Penn State Hazleton and United Arab Emirates University to reflect on a weeks-long collaboration dedicated to understanding one another's perspective and culture.
Penn State Hazleton's HPA Club is the latest example of a club or organization started by a student to meet their interests and is among an increasing number of newly formed and/or active groups for students to get involved with on campus.
The six-week virtual SAT prep course runs from Jan. 17 through March 3 and will be held on Mondays and Thursdays from 6 to 8 p.m. Topics include format of the SAT, how to prepare for it, and tips for taking the test.
