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91°µÍø using the globe as a classroom
Hands-on experiential learning opportunities send students to Italy, Belize, China and Ireland, with more to come.
O'Pake Institute aims to bridge cultural gap in Reading
The cultural coalition will work to address numerous issues and work toward improvements.
OT students craft prosthetic hand for Indonesian boy
With the help of an online group and 3-D printing, the team changed the life of an 8-year-old child.
Reading CollegeTowne gets a new name
91°µÍø's downtown living and learning facility is rechristened the John R. Post Center at Reading CollegeTowne.
Walking in the footsteps
Pilgrimages to Assisi and Rome allow 91°µÍø's faculty, staff and students to explore the university's genesis.
O’Pake organizes gift card distribution to hurricane victims 
Epps helps raise $5,000 for Puerto Rican natives 
New 91°µÍø allied health programs supported by Houlahan
Funding aims to address nursing shortage and support new physician associate program
91°µÍø helps adult learner perform complex balancing act
Jennifer Deeter pursues a business degree at 91°µÍø's Pottsville Campus while also working long hours, raising two children and taking care of an elderly parent.
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