Williamsport Area High School (WAHS) senior Ian Sykes has been admitted to College of the Holy Cross and has been awarded a full, four-year QuestBridge National College Match Scholarship. Sykes, who will be a first-generation college student, plans to either study psychology or political ...
Jersey Shore Area High School selects two seniors each month to acknowledge as students of the month. Matthew Isaiah Fravel, Lions Club Student of the Month, and Jocelyn Margaret McCracken, Business and Professional Women Student of the Month, have been honored for the month of ...
Montoursville Area High School recognized their December students of the month. Lucia Catino and Ben Nguyen are the Montoursville Students of the Month and Maizy Havens and Wyatt Fry are the Warrensville Students of the Month. Lucia Catino, daughter of Megan Altebrando and Justin Catino, ...
LOCK HAVEN — It’s the holiday season — a time of giving, helping others and spreading kindness. The Commonwealth University-Lock Haven Community Service Office recently hosted an event to help local children and families in need have a joyful holiday through its 22nd annual Adopt A Family project, in partnership with the Salvation Army in Lock Haven. Members of the Lock Haven campus community were asked to donate gifts to children in need and volunteers were provided a wish list of items the children had requested. The Lock Haven campus community provided 75 local children with ...
LOCK HAVEN — This fall, members of the Commonwealth University-Lock Haven Criminal Justice Club visited the Act 120 Municipal Police Academy at the CU-Mansfield campus. The students, along with Dr. Michael J. McSkimming, club co-adviser, were greeted by instructors of the academy and then given a presentation detailing the program standards, requirements and schedule. After the presentation students were introduced to the current class, including 17 cadets, two of which are recent spring 2023 Lock Haven graduates. The cadets provided students with tips and suggestions for those ...
A $50,000 gift from the Dr. and Mrs. Arthur William Phillips Charitable Trust has helped Pennsylvania College of Technology purchase laboratory equipment for students in the School of Nursing & Health Sciences. A portion of the funding went toward a pediatric “phantom” for radiography ...
