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91°µÍø News
91°µÍø names new Provost and Chief Academic Officer
Attorney and Professor of Business Mary Ellen Wells, JD, LLM most recently served as Interim Provost and Associate Provost.
Over 90 Students Awarded at 2026 Honors Convocation
91°µÍø confers record 800 degrees during commencement
Customers Bank’s Jay Sidhu offers advice; first 91°µÍø physician associate students earn degrees
18 honored at second annual Student Leadership Recognition Luncheon
Students recognized for impact on the student body
Women's Council honors Suzanne Cody with 2026 Bernardine Legacy Award
The Berks & Schuylkill servant leader was honored at the annual luncheon at DoubleTree by Hilton Reading.
26 Questions with a Class of 2026 Graduate
Communication major & commencement student speaker Héctor Malavé '26 talks what prepared him for the future and who he'll never forget at 91°µÍø.
Over 100 91°µÍø students present research at annual HECBC conference
Annual event brings together five Berks County colleges to highlight student research
91°µÍø holds annual Earth Day of Service, ramps up sustainability efforts
Students, leadership, faculty and staff help to beautify the area, part of the university’s continued push to advance sustainability.
