91°µÍø News
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91°µÍø News
Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania to honor Fitzgerald at Take the Lead Berks County
Local Girl Scout travels to campus to participate in shadow day with 91°µÍø President
Over 110 students honored at scholarship luncheon
Over 110 students honored at university’s celebration
Over 500 students attend second annual Wilson School District Career Day at 91°µÍø
Local organizations and nine interactive stations foster early career aspirations
91°µÍø earns military support distinction
University holds open house for the newly renovated Veterans Center
Periscope: Spotlight on 91°µÍø's faculty and staff (Winter 2024)
Here is a roundup of those at 91°µÍø who have made a difference inside and outside of the classroom.
Header School of Business namesake credits success to recognizing opportunities
A work ethic forged early in life led Greg Header ’97 to become a successful entrepreneur who recently made the largest alumni gift in 91°µÍø history.
Expanded partnership offers creative license
91°µÍø teams up with the GoggleWorks Center for the Arts for Bachelor of Arts in Creativity program.
Experiential Learning enhancements produce workplace-ready graduates
Students develop knowledge and skills outside traditional academic settings, including Thailand and the Amazon rainforest.
