Lifestyle
Refugee's Journey to College Defies the Odds
An immigrant's story of overcoming trauma, language barriers, and self-doubt to pursue higher education
Penn State Highlights Global Sustainability via SDGs
University's SDG Progress page connects research, teaching, operations and community engagement to UN's Sustainable Development Goals.
Penn State Things Longer Than The Water Fountain Lines At THON 2026
From Beaver Stadium crowds to Creamery lines, some Penn State experiences test your patience more than refilling your water bottle.
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Health
Picky Eating Begins in Womb: Expert Tips to Broaden Palate
Nutritional neuroscientist shares insights on how food preferences develop in children
Stroke Survivors Can Improve Recovery by Strengthening Stronger Arm
Beyond Traditional Rehab: A New Focus on Strengthening the 'Solid' Arm After Stroke
Targeting Immune Cells May Aid Heart Failure Treatment
Researchers find T cells in failing hearts behave similarly to autoimmune diseases, suggesting new treatment approaches.
Sports
Iowa Basketball Faces Tough Test Against Michigan
Hawkeyes host Wolverines on senior night in Big Ten matchup
Carolyn Kieger out as Penn State women's basketball coach
Athletic director Pat Kraft announced Kieger's dismissal after seven seasons and zero NCAA Tournament appearances.
Penn State Coach Mike Rhoades Confident He'll Remain Through 2026-27 Season
Rhoades says he has 4 years left on his contract despite Penn State's struggles this season.
Science
Penn State Researchers Develop Digital Twins to Improve Heart Disease Treatment
Hui Yang and team create personalized digital models to enable more accurate, customized procedures for patients with heart conditions like atrial fibrillation.
New Research Suggests the Universe May Be Teeming with Alien Minds
Scientists debate whether human-level intelligence is a cosmic rarity or commonplace in the universe.
Asteroid Bennu Sample Reveals Amino Acids Formed in Space Ice
Penn State scientists say Bennu's glycine may have formed in frozen, irradiated ice, not warm water, reshaping origins-of-life ideas.
