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Penn State Hershey Cancer Institute

Penn State Hershey Cancer Institute

June 27, 2009

All ages seek out moments to enjoy campus wildlife, greenery

All ages seek out moments to enjoy campus wildlife, greenery

June 25, 2009

Music at Penn's Woods returns

Music at Penn's Woods returns

June 20, 2009

Arboretum holds open house

Arboretum holds open house

June 19, 2009

'Dining Room' set to open

'Dining Room' set to open

June 11, 2009

Summer slower at University Park

Summer slower at University Park

June 9, 2009

Faculty member photographs Colbert visit to troops

Faculty member photographs Colbert visit to troops

June 9, 2009

Special Olympics 2009 under way

Special Olympics 2009 under way

June 5, 2009

Student interns go through journalism 'boot camp'

Student interns go through journalism 'boot camp'

June 1, 2009

2009 Trash to Treasure sale a success

2009 Trash to Treasure sale a success

May 30, 2009

University Park Airport conducts full-scale disaster drill

University Park Airport conducts full-scale disaster drill

May 27, 2009

Featured Video

Mobile unit seeks to bridge gap in healthcare access

Mobile unit seeks to bridge gap in healthcare access

Penn State nursing simulation lab is unveiled

Penn State nursing simulation lab is unveiled

Commencement ceremonies 2009 (time lapse)

Commencement ceremonies 2009 (time lapse)

Graduate goodbyes  2009

Graduate goodbyes 2009

Penn State names new laureate

Penn State names new laureate

Penn State's creamery, from the cow to the cone

Penn State's creamery, from the cow to the cone

Penn State joins  EPA's Sustainability Partnership

Penn State joins EPA's Sustainability Partnership

Evolution-proof insecticides may stall malaria forever

Evolution-proof insecticides may stall malaria forever

Photo Archive

Animals

Cows nuzzle up to the fence in the fields on the outer edges of the University Park campus of Penn State

Cows

Students train a horse inside the Agricultural Arena

Horses

Whooooooooooooooo's there? These two great horned owls would make Harry Potter proud. The owls are part of the raptor program at Shaver's Creek. During the Halloween Trail and Festival, a presentation on birds of prey will be held.

Other animals

http://www.aginfo.psu.edu/psa/ss2001/livestock5.html

Lambs/Sheep

Art

HUB-Robeson Center at night.

Art-HUB-Robeson Center

The exhibit includes some 40 examples of Scandinavian ceramics.

Art-Palmer Museum of Art

Portion of Old Main fresco showing farm animals including horses, cows and oxen.

Old Main Frescos

Athletics

Penn State's All-Sports Museum located at Beaver Stadium

Athletics (misc.)

The captains -- #31 Paul Posluszny, #12 Mike Robinson and #21 Alan Zemaitis emerge from the tunnel.

Football

Beaver Stadium grounds crew member Paul Curtis mows the turf of Beaver Stadium as part of the day-to-day maintenance leading up to the season opener of the Nittany Lions' 2008 football season, the Aug. 30 match against Coastal Carolina.

Beaver Stadium preparations

Buildings/Locations(more)

Game day photo of Beaver Stadium

Beaver Stadium

A view from one corner of the practice room in the Blue Band Building.

Blue Band Building

Creamery

The School of Forest Resources Building is located off Park Avenue on the University Park campus.

Forestry Building

The HUB-Robeson Center at night

HUB-Robeson Center

Information Sciences and Technology Building in the background of identifying sign.

Information Sciences and Technology Building

Mall beside Old Main.  Elm trees line the walkway.

Mall Area

The Hintz Family Alumni Center on the University Park campus of Penn State.

Miscellaneous Buildings

Museums

Campuses(more)

The likeness of Chief Ogontz watches over the Penn State Abington campus from the Cooke mansion.

Abington campus

Penn State Altoona pond and fountain

Altoona campus

Graduates wait in anticipation in the Student Union Building hallway prior to the processional into the auditorium.

Beaver campus

Penn State Berks

Berks campus

The Nittany Lion Shrine at Penn State Brandywine.

Brandywine campus

Graduate and Student Bar Association President Joshua G. Parsons welcomes his classmates to The Dickinson School of LawÕs 2006 commencement ceremony.

Dickinson School of Law

This Victorian mansion was built in 1900 by John E. DuBois Sr. for his two sisters. The mansion, named Symmco House, was acquired by Penn State DuBois in 1998.

DuBois campus

The Penn State mascot at Penn State Erie

Erie campus

As seen from the core campus area, the auditorium is visible to the left, the arena is the tallest part of the building in the center, and the fitness center is visible to the right.  The architectural team of Burt Hill Kosar Rittelmann Associates of Butler, Pennsylvania has designed this building with a brick exterior to match the existing campus vernacular.  Other exterior accent materials include metal and a translucent clearstory.

Fayette campus

Documents

Mandatory non-tuition fees for in-state students at Penn State and select peer institutions, 2007-08

Miscellenous

State appropriation cuts 2001-02 to 2008-09

Budget graphics

Alcohol figures relating to Penn State students, Centre County DUIs and liquor sales in State College, Pa.

Alcohol graphics

Events

The College of Communications held commencement cermonies in Recreation Hall Saturday morning.

Commencement

THON banner

THON 2006

The sense of determination among the athletes was palpable -- and willpower was written on their faces.

Special Olympics

Dancers perform on a stage set up on the Old Main lawn during the annual Arts Festival held on the University Park campus of Penn State and downtown State College.

Arts Festival

Former President Bill Clinton spoke about what it was like to be president, and mentioned how much he enjoyed Creamery ice cream in his previous visits to State College as a sitting president.

Bill Clinton at University Park

Penn State President Graham B. Spanier, right, chats with Sen. Barack Obama, left, and Sen. Bob Casey inside Old Main.

Barack Obama at University Park

Ashley McWilliams scoops Berkey Creamery ice cream during an ice cream social at the Hintz Family Alumni Center.

Homecoming 2008

Moralers do the line dance for the first time during the first half-hour of THON on Friday night, Feb. 20.

THON 2009

Mascot

The Nittany Lion did 25 of his trademark one-armed pushups for the crowd -- one pushup for each of the 25 senior on the football team.

Mascot

Misc.

Participants in this float showed their Penn State spirit during a homecoming parade.

Misc. Penn State Photos

The Penn State Marching Blue Band takes the field.

Blue Band

Through Penn State Outreach, new parents in Pennsylvania take part in an education and awareness campaign to prevent Shaken Baby Syndrome. This is just one Penn State program that touches the lives of Pennsylvania residents.

Outreach

Fred Waring, left, and David Ross ath the NBC mic. Photo from the Fred Waring Collection at Penn State. It was at Penn State that Waring, from nearby Tyrone, got his start. He served his alma mater as a trustee and Distinguished Alumnus. He conducted his world famous workshops at Penn State in his later years, and in 1984 designated Penn State to house his collection of archives and memorabilia.

Fred Waring collection

The O.W. Houts property parcels are highlighted. Penn State plans to purchase the property on West College Avenue adjacent to the University Park campus, pending approval from the University's Board of Trustees on May 16.

Houts property

Maureen Murphy, mother of Michael Murphy, cuts the ribbon during a dedication ceremony for her son. At the ceremony it was announced the name of the Navy's next missile destroyer will be the USS Michael Murphy.

Michael Murphy

A brightly colored mural adorns the wall outside Fairhill Elementary School.

Dispatch from the Philadelphia Urban Seminar

C S U

Penn State Leaders

Chris M. Brady, dean of Schreyer Honors College at the University Park campus of Penn State

Academic Deans

Philip J. McConnaughay, dean, Penn State Dickinson School of Law

Campus Leaders

Steve Barnett, CEO and chairman of Columbia Records, left, chatted with Penn State President Graham B. Spanier and Barry Robinson, a member of the Penn State Board of Trustees and president of the RIAA, after Barnett spoke to students and others about the music industry.

President: Candid photos

Graham B. Spanier, president of The Pennsylvania State University

President: Portraits

Penn State President Graham B. Spanier, left, and Board of Trustees Chairman James Broadhurst rode on the Lion Ambassadors float. For more parade pictures, check http://live.psu.edu/stilllife/1473 online.

President: Special Album

Left, President Graham Spanier, winner of the 2009 Hesburgh Award sponsored by TIAA-CREF Institute, had the opportunity to meet in January with Father Theodore Hesburgh, for whom the award is named.

President: Award

People

Dorothy and Lloyd Huck

Donors

Lee Stout, head of University Libraries Special Collections Public Services and Outreach

Faculty

Former President Bill Clinton addresses the crowd march 7 at Penn State Brandywine's Commons/Athletic Center. The visit, which was open to the public and drew about 1,500 attendees, came as candidates prepare for a key primary election on April 22 in Pennsylvania.

Famous Individuals

Helen Manfull

Honorary Alumni

Talking with students awaiting a Penn State football game, Paterno said, "I appreciate you guys doing what you're doing. He continued by offering these words of wisdom, "Cheer, don't boo. Have fun and behave."

Joe Paterno

From left to right, Colleen Schisler, psychology, Ashley Ferrari, accounting, and Katie Kimmel, accounting, relax during the Senior Sendoff event held at the Hintz Family Alumni Center on the University Park campus of Penn State.

Students

James Broadhurst, chairman and chief executive officer of Eat'n Park Hospitality Group Inc., was the featured speaker at the Penn State Forum lunch held today (Sept. 14) at The Penn Stater Conference Center Hotel on the University Park campus. Broadhurst spoke on "Making Smiles While Building a Business." A 1965 graduate of Penn State, Broadhurst is vice chair of the Penn State Board of Trustees. Read the full text of his remarks at http://live.psu.edu/story/19454 online.

Forum Speakers

Michael A. Gilbert
Former Assistant Vice President for Campus Student Services in Student Affairs

Misc.

William Friedkin receives his academic hood and his honorary degree from Penn State.

Honorary Degrees

Research(more)

The Penn State Center for Food Innovation's new Focus Session System (FSS) makes it possible for companies to conduct monitored focus groups in addition to product testing.

Center for Food Innovation

Soybean aphids are a recently introduced pest to the U.S., causing yield losses and increased insecticide sprays.  The aphids feed on the sap of soybean plants.

Nitrogen Fixing Bacteria

Cartoon of the tectonic plates in the Solomon Islands area showing subduction beneath the Pacific plate.  Pacific plate is not shown.

Solomon Islands

Bruce E. Logan, Shaoan Cheng, and Defeng Xing with microbial cell that produces methane directly from electricity.

Direct Methane

Banded rock formation in Pilbara Craton, West Australia.

Jasper

Modeled Antarctic ice sheet at particular times through the warm Marine 
   Isotope Stage 31 event, around 1.07 million years ago. A similar drastic 
   collapse of West Antarctic ice may happen in the next few thousand years 
   due to greenhouse-gas warming. Ice-sheet elevations and floating ice-shelf 
   thicknesses shown by two different color scales,  "yr BP" is
   "years before present".

Antarctic Ice

Map of Antarctica showing area of aerial search for Gamburtsev Mountains and ice sheet locations.  Pull out is tentative map of the Gamburtsev Mountains compared to map of New York State

Gamburtsev

3 dimensional images of face with location points indicated.

American Population

Model cells viewed under a light microscope.  (left are transmitted light images, right are fluorescence).  Top panels show spherical structure that has two different types of lipid molecule in the membrane (red and green), as well as two different polymers in the aqueous interior (one of the polymers is labeled blue, the other polymer is unlabeled).  Both the lipid membrane and the aqueous interior are phase-separated into coexisting microdomains that have different chemical compositions.  In the lower panels, a sucrose solution has been added outside the model cell, such that it loses water due to osmosis, concentrating the polymer solution inside.  The structure buds, with the different lipid and aqueous phase domains going to opposite ends, providing a very simple chemical polarity to the model cell. Scale bar is 10 micrometers.

Artificial Cell

Seasons

Daffodils bloom with Old Main in the background.

Spring

Seasons change on the University Park campus of Penn State.

Fall

Snow has a way of accentuating certain features of sculptures. Here, the accumulation gave Joe Paterno white hair, along with a white coat. The players' bronze helmets and shoulder pads also took on coating of the white stuff. This statue stands outside of Beaver Stadium.

Winter

Daily and semester pool passes, for individuals and families, are available to all faculty, staff and students, and to the public. For information, visit http://www.athletics.psu.edu/nat/facilities.html online.

Summer

Still Life(more)

At left, Bruce Miller, senior research associate in energy fuels at Penn State's Earth and Mineral Sciences Energy Institute, gives an overview of the research taking place at the facility to U.S. Rep. Glenn Thompson, of Pennsylvania's 5th District.

Rep. Glenn Thompson visits Penn State

A variety of departments and organizations were on hand during the community open house at the Penn State Hershey Cancer Institute on June 27 to provide health and wellness information to attendees.

Penn State Hershey Cancer Institute

The new Gazebo Courtyard at the Nittany Lion Inn on Penn State's University Park campus. The courtyard was designed and constructed through the combined efforts of Penn State students enrolled in the College of Agricultural Sciences' Landscape Contracting Program and employees at the Office of Physical Plant.

Nittany Lion Inn Gazebo Courtyard

From the vantage point of the Alumni Center's gazebo, the fish pond and arched bridge named in memory of alumnus, trustee and onetime Penn State Alumni Association executive director Ridge Riley are in view. In the gazebo, students often can be found studying while others munch on lunch.

All ages seek out moments to enjoy campus wildlife, greenery

Gerardo Edelstein, director of orchestral studies in the Penn State School of Music and music director of the 2009 Music at Penn's Woods Festival Orhestra, conducts the orchestra on stage during its first concert in Esber Recital Hall on Saturday, June 20.

Music at Penn's Woods returns

Lauren Steinberg, left, Jennifer Charney, center, and Abby Hopkins, right, stroll past annual and perennial flower beds along the Joan Milius Smith Esplanade of the H.O. Smith Botanic Gardens at The Arboretum at Penn State. The three, all of whom are staff members of the Development Office within the College of Agricultural Sciences, were visiting the site as part of the open house on Friday, June 19.

Arboretum holds open house

Cast members of Pennsylvania Centre Stage's upcoming production, "The Dining Room," are seen in character at Citizens Bank Theater in downtown State College - from left, Jeff Talbott, Jessiee Datino, Johnny Russell, Brigid Brady, Stephanie Stroud and Blaine Smith. The show, directed by Cary Libkin, will run between June 16-28. Talbott and Brady, both whom have Broadway experience, will join Penn State theatre graduate actors Stroud, Russell, Datino and Smith for the production.

'Dining Room' set to open

Junior Helyne Joseph studies chemistry at the base of the Life Sciences Building. While most of the student body is on summer break, some students, such as Joseph, remain in Happy Valley to continue taking courses.

Summer slower at University Park

Gen. Ray Odierno, commanding general, Multinational-Force-Iraq, greets actor/comedian Stephen Colbert (left) of Comedy Central's "The Colbert Report" during Colbert's performance for U.S. military personnel at Al Faw Palace in Baghdad, Sunday, June 7, 2009.  Colbert is participating in a USO/Armed Forces Entertainment tour to the Persian Gulf region June 5-11, 2009.

Faculty member photographs Colbert visit to troops