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The New York underground club scene was alive at Eisenhower Auditorium on Wednesday night.

After eight weeks of fun-filled days, the kids who attended summer camp at the Regional Engagement Center (REC) in Selinsgrove showcased projects for an audience of parents and loved ones

Lori Hepner, professor of Integrative Arts at Penn State Greater Allegheny has been named the Penn State Laureate for the 2023-24 academic year. As laureate, she will appear at events and speaking engagements throughout the commonwealth.

Pointing to declining enrollment, Penn State Altoona is cutting faculty positions and a half-dozen programs, but some in the community do not like how the downsizing is being handled and plan to hold a rally on the campus Monday.

What do you do with a degree in interdisciplinary studies? Everything, as it turns out. A showcase highlighting interdisciplinary majors' projects last week also featured a panel discussion with four alumni from the College of Integrative Arts and Sciences at ASU who discussed how the degree has affected their careers.

Seven local and national Indigenous community leaders are working as ambassadors with ASU's College of Health Solutions, advising the college on ways to strengthen its commitment to Indigenous health. “The only way to know how to help communities is to ask them what they need,” says Dean Deborah Helitzer.

amollenauer@altoonamirror.com Inspired by a poem recited at President Joe Biden’s inauguration in January and the outpouring of support it received, Penn State Altoona English professor Erin Murphy came up with a unique way to keep the conversation flowing. The result is a written work about America, the challenges the country faces and the hope many have for a better tomorrow. Written by Penn State Altoona students, staff and faculty, the collective poem “In My America,” also celebrates...