Academics

A study abroad trip allows students to experience life in London while increasing their knowledge of British literature, culture, and history.

Engineering students and faculty work to design an affordable alternative to remote-controlled wheelchairs.

An on-going, multi-approach study at Penn State Altoona is exploring that possibility that positive feedback affects motor skills.

A field trip with Jim Julian offers a look at creatures of the night.

In its eighth year, Penn State Altoona’s bachelor of science degree program in Rail Transportation Engineering remains the only one of its kind in the country.

John Hicks shares his internship experience from the Blair County District Attorney’s office.

Cairsty DePasquale and student research assistant Jordan Wolfkill use zebrafish and a newly constructed swim tunnel to conduct research on exercise and the brain.

Enactus students use business skills to leave sustainable impact on Bolivian orphanage.

Using the skills he learned as part of the Sheetz Fellows program, EMET grad Steve Mullen landed a job with Lockheed Martin helping to develop the world’s first maritime ballistic missile defense system.

Environmental studies students get hands-on learning through partnership with a local farm.