Penn State Lehigh Valley's SMART and BRIDGE AI summer programs help incoming students build academic confidence, strengthen foundational skills and develop AI literacy before beginning college. The programs reflect Penn State's broader commitment to student success by preparing students to think critically, adapt to emerging technologies and thrive in an evolving academic and professional landscape.
Penn State Lehigh Valley is expanding continuing education opportunities for learners at every stage of life, from arts and enrichment to nursing and workforce development. New director Audree Chase sees lifelong learning, community partnerships and professional development as essential to Penn State’s land-grant mission.
Penn State Lehigh Valley psychology senior Mia Mancebo is leading a file digitalization project during her internship with Lehigh Valley Health Network.
As part of our regular “We Are!” feature, we recognize 22 Penn Staters who have gone above and beyond what’s asked of them in their work at the University.
Changes to federal financial aid programs are prompting many families to reevaluate how they will pay for college. Penn State Lehigh Valley is helping students navigate those changes through personalized financial aid counseling, individualized support and affordable pathways to earning a Penn State degree.
Penn State students from University Park and Lehigh Valley had the opportunity to travel to Italy this summer and learn firsthand for a three-week course, "Organized Crime in Film and Society."
For Chancellor Tina Q. Richardson, education has the power to transform lives, families and communities. Drawing on her own experiences and her passion for work-based learning, Richardson reflects on Penn State Lehigh Valley's role in connecting students with opportunity through strong partnerships with employers, entrepreneurs and community leaders. Her message is clear: When academics and industry work together, students, businesses and communities all benefit.
Penn State Lehigh Valley’s art collection was recently added to the College of Arts and Architecture's digital archives to support the documentation of art acquisition and expand access to artwork across the University.
Five women entrepreneurs pitched their businesses during the fourth annual LaunchBox Ladies Pitch Competition at Penn State Lehigh Valley, competing for funding while receiving feedback from a panel of regional business leaders. The annual event highlights Penn State's commitment to supporting entrepreneurship by connecting founders with mentorship, resources and opportunities for growth.
Penn State Lehigh Valley faculty expand the scope of their AI research to highlight the campus's work on artificial intelligence education and faculty development.
