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Purdue Summer Start program honored with Students in Transition Award Note to journalists: Images of student mentors are available on a Google Drive. John Gipson is available for web-based interviews. Journalists visiting campus should follow visitor health guidelines. Makayla Colby, a junior in the College of Education and a mentor in the Summer Start program, places welcome materials in a residence hall room for incoming Summer Start students. Summer Start was named one of the recipients of the 2020 John N. Gardner Institutional Excellence for Students in Transition Award. (Purdue Universit...

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Last year the Lake Superior Zoo opened their Nature based all day pre-school and are back up and ready to accept students for the new school year and also summer session. They will be hosting a virtual open house on January 30, 2021 from 1:30 – 2:30 p.m. Click here for more information and to sign up. The mission for the Preschool is as follows: To inspire the healthy social emotional, physical, creative, and cognitive development of young children through close-up experiences with animals and nature. The Lake Superior Zoo School is open to children ages 33 months (fully potty trained) -5 y...

. As per tradition, LEAP will take place over the course of Summer Session II, which will begin on June 28 and run until August 13. The program allows new freshmen to have an easy transition to college while giving them the chance to begin to build their Penn State friendships. Applications for the program are now live. If you’re interested in taking on the challenge of taming college freshmen, there will be three virtual information sessions at 6 p.m. on January 19, noon on January 27, and 8 p.m. on February 11. “Mentors provide academic support and plan enriching social activities fo...

San Francisco Ice Rink / San Francisco Ice Arena Location: 1557 48th Avenue at Kirkham Street Opened in March 1926, Demolished in July 1991 by Nicole Meldahl Plans and drawings for a new ice skating rink in San Francisco were presented to a group of potential investors at the Burlingame Country Club in September 1925. The rink was to be oval, without corners to "aid materially the execution of fancy skating and the dancing of the Continental numbers, among them the double turn waltz" that was so popular at the time.1 It was also supposed to be large, a third larger than the former Techau Ic...