All 125th Events
View all previously held 125th anniversary events
GEMS Virtual Educational Webinar Series
Short, interactive webinars spotlighting researech in the college
125th Honorary Lectures and Symposia
Learn more about honorary lectures and symposia
125th Showcases, Open Houses, and Tours
Learn more about showcases, open houses and tours
125th Anniversary Research Spotlight Videos
Watch videos to learn about college research
125th Anniversary Fellows
Honoring 125 years of exceptional alumni
- 1859: The University (then known as the Pennsylvania Farmers' High School) offers its first course in geography and meteorology, a required course in the scientific and agricultural program.
- 1890: Penn State Board of Trustees approves the establishment of the Department of Mining Engineering.
- 1896: The growing Department of Mining Engineering is renamed to the School of Mines and was the beginning the current College of Earth and Minerals Sciences. Magnus Ihlseng served as dean until 1899.
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