P. Gabrielle Foreman, founding faculty director of the Colored Conventions Project (CCP), has joined Penn State as the Paterno Family Liberal Arts Professor in Literature.
Claire M.L. Bourne, assistant professor of English at Penn State, played a role in uncovering what is almost certainly John Milton's copy of Shakespeare's First Folio.
The Hoffmans recently added $1 million to their original $2 million commitment, to endow the center, which will one day be named the Arnold S. and Bette G. Hoffman Child Study Center.
Diana Weidner, a senior communication arts and sciences major, has not been on campus very long, yet her impact is already being felt through her business, Connect Unplugged.
The Penn State College of the Liberal Arts welcomes nine new faculty members with a shared scholarly expertise in African American and African Diaspora life and culture.
Amy Greenberg, George Winfree Professor of American History and Women’s Studies, conducted a week-long seminar at China's Fujian Normal University and presented at other universities.
