The Big Blue and White World
I’ve heard anecdotal evidence about how big the Penn State network is. For instance, there’s a rumor that if you yell, “We Are!” in a crowded LAX airport, someone will invariably yell back, “Penn...
View ArticleThe Party’s Over
Today, students and staff placed 2,500 sandbags around the excavations at Tel Akko to protect them over the winter. All the pottery is washed, although not all is catalogued and recorded. The field...
View ArticleAll about the Franklins
With Independence Day almost upon us, here’s a fresh bit of insight on our polymath Founding Father, Pennsylvania’s own Benjamin Franklin. Author, printer, politician, scientist, inventor, statesman,...
View ArticleHow the Shots of Antietam May Have Echoed In Penn State
The Battle of Antietam, which happened on Sept. 17, 1862, is considered the bloodiest day in American military history. Historians estimate that about 3,650 Union and Confederate soldiers died during...
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