Elizabethtown College’s new president, Cecilia McCormick, says she arrived at a time when higher education is in a state of disruption. “We can’t continue as we have been,” she said. “At Elizabethtown, we have to make sure we continue to deliver a high-quality education, but also to make sure that education is affordable for our students.”

Patricia Fonzi, 49, joined the Family Health Council of Central Pennsylvania in 1997 as director of development. She later became vice president of customer service and relationship management, and has been the organization’s president and CEO since 2015.

A former Penn State Health clinical psychologist opened a new practice in Derry Township focused on pediatric mental health.

How can individuals proactively guard against volatility to preserve their retirement dreams? Here are a few tips “to keep calm and carry on” to retirement.

An October report released by the American Investment Council and EY, a global business advisory organization, showed the private equity industry -- private equity firms or companies backed by private equity -- supports 26 million jobs nationwide. That includes 1.1 million jobs in Pennsylvania, according to the report.

Across the state, government agencies, nonprofits and the business community are working together to promote the importance of the 2020 census.

Warehaus, the York-based architecture, design and engineering firm, has promoted several people in the company to new leadership roles.

Cumberland County-based manufacturer Harsco Corp. sold its boiler manufacturing business in Monroe County this month as it continues to divest its industrial segment.

York-based PeoplesBank’s upcoming office in Lancaster will forego the fixtures of an average bank when it opens at Lancaster’s 101NQ building next year, the company announced Tuesday.

Commercial real estate development company Kinsley Properties has started repairs and restoration of the historic Western Maryland Railway Freight Offices in downtown York.

Ferrero, a global confectionery company known for manufacturing products like Nutella and Tic Tac, has opened a new distribution center in Lebanon County.

Harvest Health & Recreation Inc. opened its Harrisburg dispensary on Tuesday. It’s the Phoenix-based cannabis company’s fifth in Pennsylvania.

The developer of a Cumberland County technology park that is home to one hospital and adjacent to another, plans to build a medical office nearby to capitalize on the area’s growing health care industry.

Lancaster County insurance company Donegal Group Inc. announced last week its plan to consolidate two of its subsidiaries to simplify organizational structures and reduce administrative costs in the next month.

Penn State Health will build a new interfaith chapel in Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center’s courtyard, using a $1 million contribution from the family of a former patient.