Lycoming College News

Emilie Norton of Winthrop, a graduating art major, was named to the Lycoming College Dean's List for the spring 2013 semester.

"The achievement of these awards by our students is a testament to their commitment to ROTC and their academic programs," said Carolyn R. Strickland, assistant vice president for academic services and Penn College's liaison to the Bison Battalion.

Kendra Bitner, a junior corporate communications major from Newville, on April 18 was inducted into Sigma Beta Delta, the honor society for business students at Lycoming College, Williamsport, Pa.

Iliff School of Theology trustees have appointed Rev. Thomas V. Wolfe as the institution's 14th president, effective Aug.

The following area students were recognized at Millersville University's Honors and Awards Convocation, held recently on campus in the Student Memorial Center: Lindsay K. Harrison of Hanover received the Board of Governor's Scholarship - Sci/Math and the Clarence Schock Scholarship; Richard J. Kraynak of Etters received the F.W. McLaughlin Football ... (more)

Rosa Palmeri of Putney, Vt., graduated on May 4 from the University of Evansville with a bachelor of fine arts degree in Theater.

A Shamokin native who played football at Lycoming College and is now a federal appeals court judge will be enshrined into the Capital One Academic All-America Hall of Fame June 12.

The 66th annual festival was held over three days at Mansfield University, concluding March 17 with a concert conducted by Lt.

As students are getting ready to graduate college, they are faced with the task of trying to find a job.

Since its inception in 2008, SEA Solar Store, based in Barrington, has solidified its role as the flagship business of renewable home energy products and solar systems in southern New Hampshire.

Meghan Cox of Belvidere, a junior at Lycoming College, was inducted into Psi Chi, the international honor society in psychology, on April 8. Membership is open to undergraduate students who are majoring or minoring in psychology and demonstrate high academic performance, according to Dr.

By the time more than a dozen volunteers would finish the job in Montgomery, about 50 new trees will be well on their way to taking root.