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Space Sciences and Engineering Mobile Interactive Exhibit for Rural Areas: Earth to Moon is a three-part display being built by faculty, staff, and students for display in rural communities of the Appalachian Mountains in Central Pennsylvania.

Washington Monthly recently released its annual 2022 College Guide with ������ϲʿ������ landing on three distinction lists: #23 Best Bang for the Buck in the Northeast #19 Top 200 Master's Universities Best Colleges for Student Voting Honor Roll Since 2005, the Washington Monthly has ranked colleges based on their contribution to the public good in three broad categories: social mobility, research, and promoting public service.

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������ϲʿ������ has once again made the prestigious cut as one of the “Best Regional Universities" in the North and this time around, the university holds a new recognition, “Top Performer in Social Mobility,” from the nationally known college ranking publication.

STUDENT SUMMER SPOTLIGHT: Over the summer, General Engineering student Nathan Lamb worked at General Dynamics Electric Boat in Connecticut. During his internship he supported construction of missile tubes for the Columbia Class submarines, and reviewed and created technical documents to ensure the proper configuration management of missile tubes.

Two benches dedicated in honor and recognition of the special relationship between the University and Loretto Borough.

Town and Gown relationship celebrated at the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the $828,048 improvement project.

A new series of leadership workshops offering employers a practical roadmap forward in the era of the Great Resignation

Senior accounting major Erika Ellison is a member of the Red Flash women's lacrosse team and an ROTC cadet who just finished her 35-day Advanced Camp training in the top 20 percent of her platoon.

In the year since the program started in Cambria County, the university has placed 12,640 books into the hands of 1,686 children.