FIRST PLACE Photo by Bethany Stitzer SECOND PLACE Photo by Brandon Yusko THIRD PLACE Amir Marvasti Photo by Lauren Jacobson Photo by Nicole McCombie Photo by Paula Hyde. Photo by Penny Harding Photo by Richard Leonard III. Photo by William Van Der Sluys. Sucrose crystal grown over spring semester by CHM30 class Photo by Zachary … Continue reading Winners in the Collegiate Review’s spring campus photo contest!
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FIRST PLACE Photo by Bethany Stitzer SECOND PLACE Photo by Brandon Yusko THIRD PLACE Amir Marvasti Photo by Lauren Jacobson Photo by Nicole McCombie Photo by Paula Hyde. Photo by Penny Harding Photo by Richard Leonard III. Photo by William Van Der Sluys. Sucrose crystal grown over spring semester by CHM30 class Photo by Zachary … Continue reading Winners in the Collegiate Review’s spring campus photo contest!
Washington D.C. Bus Trip
25 Penn State Altoona students took a trip out to Washington D.C. on Wednesday, April 10. Photo By Aileen Romero-Reyes “The Bridge at Argenteuil,” an oil painting by Claude Monet, hangs in the National Art Gallery in Washington, D.C. This was one of the galleries Penn State Altoona students visited during a D.C. trip on … Continue reading Washington D.C. Bus Trip
Students take advantage of the warm weather
Photo by Bailey McDonnell Christian Strang (left) and Zack Madigan play spikeball Wednesday, April 10, at Spring Run Stadium. Photo by Bailey McDonnell David Bonakdar plays football with friends Wednesday, April 10, in front of Maple Hall. Photo by Bailey McDonnell A group of students plays volleyball Wednesday evening, April 10, in the field in … Continue reading Students take advantage of the warm weather
Getting to know: Alexis Shepler
Photo by: Ebehiremen Agenmonmen Name: Alexis Shepler Year: senior Major: Elementary Education Three words to describe me: passionate, compassionate and reserved No. 1 goal in life: to make a positive impact in people’s lives What brings me the most joy: seeing kids being happy Celebrity I would like to spend a day with: Harry Styles … Continue reading Getting to know: Alexis Shepler
How art exhibitions are chosen at the Misciagna Theater
By Sydnee McConnell Staff writer During the fall semester, Ivyside juried exhibitions are shown in the Miscaigna Family Center for Performing Arts. Ivyside juried exhibitions are professional artists who submit their work to be shown in Misciagna to a committee at Penn State Altoona said Kylea Myers, the theatre and gallery coordinator at the Misciagna. … Continue reading How art exhibitions are chosen at the Misciagna Theater
Sherrill has blend of artistic interests
By Jewel Weyandt Contributor In December 2019 Steve Sherrill, Penn State Altoona Professor of English and Integrative Arts, invited his friends, colleagues, and students to an out-of-the-ordinary seasonal celebration on the winter solstice—a sacrificial piano burning, held at an abandoned quarry outside State College, Pennsylvania. A hundred people gathered on the 10-degree night and warmed … Continue reading Sherrill has blend of artistic interests
Flawless Photography PA
By Laine Spang McCailey Flaugh is a first-year student at Penn State Altoona. She owns a photography company 25 minutes outside of Altoona in EastFreedom and photographs couples, seniors, families, and portraits. Photo by McCailey Flaugh Flaugh started Flawless Photography last July; she has photographed about 70 people so far. “I am … Continue reading Flawless Photography PA
“Icons” Presented by Ivyside Pride
By Sarah Christofer Staff Writer Women songwriters and performers have created some of the most well-known pieces in the history of music. On April 21 and April 22, Ivyside Pride held their spring performance “Icons”, in the Wolf Kuhn Theatre of the Misciagna Family Center for Performing Arts. Ivyside Pride is the Penn State Altoona … Continue reading “Icons” Presented by Ivyside Pride
Brianna Smith: A Second Lieutenant In The Making
By Conor Walters Staff Writer Brianna Smith is a second-year political science major, with her sights set on a military career. She grew up in Mannheim, Germany, but at the age of 12 moved to America because her father is in the military and had orders to come back to the U.S. One of the … Continue reading Brianna Smith: A Second Lieutenant In The Making
Woody’s On The Boulevard: Great Food and Good Vibes
By Sarah Christofer Staff Writer Looking for a local beach-themed restaurant close to home? Woody’s On The Boulevard is the place to be! The restaurant is full of surf shop décor to create a fun summer vibe that everyone can enjoy. Throughout the restaurant, you will find décor like palm trees, surfboards, surf shop signs, … Continue reading Woody’s On The Boulevard: Great Food and Good Vibes