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Xibo Wan, a postdoctoral research associate at the University of Connecticut, will lead a seminar on visitor patterns at farmers’ markets and prospects for improving access to healthy food. His free talk, part of the fall seminar series hosted by the Initiative for Energy and Environmental Economics and Policy, will take place at noon on Wednesday, Oct. 8, in 157 Hosler.
Simple fiber-optic cables that are essential for powering the internet can be a useful tool in spotting geohazards such as sinkholes, according to a new study led by researchers at Penn State.
Kelly Neill, an assistant professor in the School of Economics at the University of Sydney, will lead a seminar at Penn State on the valuation of water that is used to create electricity on Oct. 1 in the Hosler Building. The talk is part of the fall seminar series hosted by the Initiative for Energy and Environmental Economics and Policy.
Three meteorology and atmospheric science majors spent a summer internship with NASA and NOAA to forecast clouds, wind and precipitation for a multi-aircraft research campaign monitoring atmospheric greenhouse gases.
Welcome to the Accessibility Resources Space! We're glad you're here. This space is designed to support faculty and staff in creating more inclusive and accessible material and environments. Here you'll find a wide range of resources, tools, and guidance to help you make your content more usable for all. Whether you're just beginning your accessibility journey or looking to deepen your practice, this space is here to empower you with practical strategies and support.
There are EMS Accessibility Champions identified in each unit. To find out what they do, please see The Role of the Accessibility Champion document.
Teaching and Learning with Technology has announced the 2025-26 Faculty Advisory Committee members including Kevin Haworth, Giles Writer-in-Residence.
Kirk Goldsberry, NBA analyst, author and Penn State alumnus, will deliver a talk titled “Mapping the Modern NBA: How Cartography Helped Change Basketball Forever” on Friday, Sept. 26.
