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Millersville University $100M fundraising campaign largest in its history
Millersville University’s campaign to raise money for student scholarships, student learning experiences, athletics and campus revitalization has exceeded $100 million, making it the largest fundraising effort in the university’s history.
Dwight Utz named chairman of Central Penn College board
Dwight Utz of Mechanicsburg has been elected chairman of Central Penn College’s (CPC) Board of Directors for 2023.
Pennsylvania College of Health Sciences to merge with St. Joseph’s University
Lancaster-based Pennsylvania College of Health Sciences has signed a definitive agreement to become part of Saint Joseph’s University in Philadelphia.
Central Penn College offering new leadership courses
Central Penn College is addressing market demand for more corporate leaders with two new courses.
Ag secretary prepares for Farm Show opening
In preparation for the 2023 Farm Show, state Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding toured the PA Farm Show Complex and Expo Center Tuesday to showcase features focused on progress.
Study: Rural hospital closures burden nearby facilities
Penn State College of Medicine researchers say rural hospital closures increase emergency department visits and admissions at nearby facilities.
Cohort to offer esports health care training
A program to address esports injuries is being offered to health care workers.
UPMC and Central Penn College partner to offer medical assistant degree
To meet the growing demand for medical assistants, UPMC, UPMC Pinnacle Foundation, and Central Penn College together are offering tuition-paid training.
Commercial drivers are wary of drowsy drivers as Daylight Savings Time ends
Daylight Savings Time came to an end Nov. 6 and safety professionals warn of the dangers of drowsy driving that can come from the time change.
Catherine Hershey Schools for Early Childhood Learning coming to Lancaster
Catherine Hershey Schools for Early Learning (CHS) plans to open three early childhood education centers in Lancaster County by 2026.
Ag Workforce Tour highlights technical and skilled jobs training
State Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding highlighted jobs in agriculture and the programs that will prepare students for them today at Pequea Valley High School in Kinzers.
“Hacking 4 Design” competition nets HU team $10,000
A point-based system that rewards people for using their AAA cards won first prize in Harrisburg University’s second annual hackathon.
