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LionPATH 9.2 Student Photos

LionPATH 9.2 Student Photos

LionPATH will now incorporate each student’s photo, as it appears on their Penn State id+ card, making it easy for faculty, advisers, and other staff who work with a large number of students to identify them.

LionPATH 9.2 Student Photos

LionPATH 9.2 Student Photos

LionPATH will now incorporate each student’s photo, as it appears on their Penn State id+ card, making it easy for faculty, advisers, and other staff who work with a large number of students to identify them.

LionPATH 9.2 Student View screenshot

LionPATH 9.2 Student View

The LionPATH Development and Maintenance Organization has made additional updates to the student view to better accommodate students’ needs. Informed by web analytics, student surveys, and usability testing, the new screen design features improved usability and gives more real estate to the items that students reported are most important to them when they log in to LionPATH.

Katy Grimm and Kaylee Read

Katy Grimm and Kaylee Read

Before presenting their research to the Waynesboro Hospital Board, Penn State Mont Alto nursing students Katy Grimm and Kaylee Read showed their work during Mont Alto’s Fourteenth Annual Academic Festival in April. 

Pillar in back of HUB

PSUstock: NIttany Lion pillar

One of the five pillars in back of the HUB on the University Park campus depicts Penn State''s mascot. The pillar is part the HUB-Robeson Center Sesquicentennial Commemorative Piece, a class gift in 2005. The five pillars detail different periods in the University’s history and depict various aspects of student life, activities, athletics, and cultural events.

Pillar in back of HUB at Penn State

PSUstock: Farmers High School pillar in back of the HUB

When first founded, Penn State was known as the Farmers' High School of Pennsylvania. One of the pillars in back of the HUB on the University Park campus of Penn State shows the institution's early beginnings. The pillars, by renowned artist William Culbertson created this promenade along the HUB lawn that explores 150 years of campus life in honor of Penn State’s Sesquicentennial. The five pillars detail different periods in the University’s history and depict various aspects of student life, activities, athletics, and cultural events.