As spring rolls in and temperatures outside start to heat up, the baseball and softball teams at Penn State DuBois are getting ready to do the same. Both teams are getting ready to start their seasons in the coming days.
Young minds from around the region gathered in the Hiller Auditorium at Penn State DuBois earlier this month for the 24th annual junior scholastic challenge. Middle school students from five schools came together to test their knowledge in numerous subjects.
Pingjuan Werner, professor of engineering at Penn State DuBois, has been conferred the status of distinguished professor, one of the highest professorial distinctions at the University.
Penn State Dubois welcomes students and members of the public to Hiller Auditorium on Wednesday, March 1, to enjoy the traditional sights and sounds of the Polynesian Islands when Polynesian Paradise visits the campus. The free program is presented by the Penn State DuBois Office of Student Engagement as part of the Diversity, Arts, and Lecture Series.
Closing out the regular season at home at the PAW Center, the Nittany Lions and Lady Lions of Penn State DuBois saw split results in their final games. Both the men’s and women’s teams played host to Penn State Beaver last Wednesday, in what was the final regular season games for both campuses.
Penn State DuBois offers numerous options for students who are looking to pursue an engineering degree, including bachelor and associate degree programs.
The Office of Veterans Affairs and Services and the Office of Veterans Programs would like to invite student service members and veterans graduating this semester to participate in the University’s spring 2023 military honor cord ceremony on May 4 at University Park. This invitation is open to Penn State World Campus, Altoona, DuBois, Harrisburg and University Park graduates.
After being on their feet for 46 hours straight, the four dancers that represented Penn State DuBois at THON — Alicia Bryan, Eamon Jamieson, Jalen Kosko and Gaven Wolfgang — can rest a bit easier knowing that their efforts, along with the efforts of the THON committee and the campus community, raised more than $34,000 “For the Kids.”
For the men’s and women’s basketball teams at Penn State DuBois, the season that started back in the early part of November is now down to one last game. The final game for each team will be at home at the PAW Center this week, with both teams looking to end the season on a high note.
