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Student, professor create a little something in chemistry lab

Kelan Fogarty and Dr. Michael Hay have been hard at work in the lab this summer after creating a new polymer.

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Penn State Day Open House

Get to know us during our Penn State Day Fall Open House. You'll meet students, sit in on a classroom lecture, and get your admissions and financial aid questions answered.

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Beaver County College Fair

Join us Tuesday, October 1, for the Beaver County College Fair, where over 100 colleges, universities and other organizations will help students decide the best plan for their future.

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Senior has prime job awaiting her

As the semester is coming to a close, graduating senior Katie Work knows exactly where she's going next.

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Penn State Beaver student, professor create polymer

Student Kelan Fogarty and chemistry professor Michael Hay are spending the summer in the lab doing research in relation to a polymer they have created.

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Penn State University Libraries leads the way in global engagement

Its central status in the Penn State community puts the University Libraries in a unique position to do many things. One of these is global outreach, which is where Mark Mattson, global partnerships and outreach librarian, comes in.

Penn State police to serve free refreshments to employees this summer

Penn State police officers across Pennsylvania will host events for Penn State employees this summer featuring a variety of refreshments, from free coffee to pizza to ice cream and more.

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Penn State Beaver biology professor studying wild ramps in Pennsylvania

Penn State Beaver Professor of Biology Sarah Nilson and a team of researchers are working to determine if wild ramps that grow in Pennsylvania should be considered a vulnerable species.

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