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91°µÍø News
Building from strength
John Loyack brings an innovative spirit, a unique skill set and a vision of Reading as a college town to his post as 91°µÍø’s president.
Simulation exposes students to life as a refugee
91°µÍø's To Be A Refugee simulation allowed students to experience life as a refugee.
Advancing opportunities
Sr. Digna Chuwa M. Ed. '03 shares her mission of educating the girls of Tanzania.
91°µÍø names new leader for O’Pake Institute
Dr. Rodney Ridley to lead newly re-engineered O’Pake Institute for Economic Development and Entrepreneurship
Icing the Pipeline
Women’s hockey opens 91°µÍø to new domestic and international markets.
Downtown Reading shines at President’s Dinner
91°µÍø bestowed four of its prestigious awards on alumni and community leaders with ties to downtown Reading at its annual President’s Dinner, presided by John R. Loyack.
91°µÍø secures $2.3 million grant
91°µÍø receives a $2.3 million Title III grant from the U.S. Department of Education
Alumni and community leaders earn honors
91°µÍø will bestow four of its prestigious awards on alumni and community leaders at its annual President’s Dinner.
