Information technology major George Mamary will lead the graduate procession as student marshal during Penn State Lehigh Valley’s spring 2026 commencement ceremony.
Information technology major George Mamary will lead the graduate procession as student marshal during Penn State Lehigh Valley’s spring 2026 commencement ceremony.
Penn State Lehigh Valley criminal justice students join actor and writer Chazz Palminteri for a discussion after a theatrical performance of "A Bronx Tale."
Criminal justice students from Penn State Lehigh Valley attended a theatrical performance of "A Bronx Tale" at the Keswick Theatre, where they explored themes of decision-making, personal responsibility and real-world consequences through storytelling. The experience, including a post-show discussion with Chazz Palminteri, helped students connect classroom concepts to lived experiences and reflect on their own academic and career paths.
For Penn State Lehigh Valley information technology major George Mamary, a lifelong passion for technology isn’t just an interest — it’s the foundation of his future career.
Melanie Villarreal represented Penn State Lehigh Valley at the Eastern Sociological Society conference in Washington D.C. in March. The biobehavioral health student presented her and classmate Jana Elarousy's research, which explored the relationship between dental health and mental health.
A Penn State Lehigh Valley student-led research project was one of six award winners at the March Eastern Sociological Society Conference in Washington, D.C.
Brad Zdenek addresses attendees during the “AI for Your Business” workshop, highlighting how artificial intelligence can support small businesses and entrepreneurs.
Small business owners, entrepreneurs, students and community members gathered at Penn State Lehigh Valley on March 27 for a hands-on workshop exploring how artificial intelligence can be used to strengthen business strategy, improve decision-making and expand capacity for small teams.
