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91°µÍø News
Lehigh Valley Business honors O’Pake Institute’s Epps
Community and economic development leader earns 2024 Women of Influence Award
91°µÍø's O’Pake Institute places three finalists in business plan competition
SPARK Business Incubator facilitates experiential learning for student entrepreneurs
Pickleball Club draws over 40 students in debut semester
Student engagement results in Registered Student Organization of the Year award
103 Graduates Receive Excellence Awards at Honors Convocation
Academic, service and experiential learning excellence awards presented to Class of 2024
BCTV and 91°µÍø announce installation of Little Free Library at 401 Penn Street
Effort aims to promote literacy and build community connections
91°µÍø graduates over 600 during celebration weekend
New event schedule provides improved travel accommodations for graduates’ families and guests
91°µÍø awards honorary degree to four-legged graduate
Service dog recognized for work as campus tour guide and support system for Hallameyer '24
For Class of '24, receiving diploma like walking on air
Many in the class, who weren't able to experience full-scale graduations in high school due to COVID, walked across the stage to receive their diplomas for the first time.
