Junior and senior journalism majors in the Bellisario College are invited to attend and find out more about COMM 402 International Reporting, which will make a working trip to Vietnam during the spring semester. Interested students who cannot attend may contact Katie O'Toole (kxo1@psu.edu).

Students are invited to sign the Bellisario College Honor Code, meet Dean Marie Hardin and hear from Patrick Plaisance, the Don Davis Professor of Ethics. Plus, there will be FREE Chick-fil-A nuggets for all who attend! Dress is casual.

First general interest meeing of the Public Relations Student Soceity of America. PRSSA's mission is to serve our members by enhancing their knowledge of public relations, and providing access to professional development opportunities and developing highly qualified, well-prepared public relations professionals. We are a nationally accredited organization with more than 350 chapters nation-wide. Come join us to learn about what we do and all the opportunities that PRSSA membership provides!

On-campus screening of "Running Home," a documentary produced by students in the John Curley Center for Sports Journalism that focuses Tony Ruiz, head coach of the Central Park Track Club and a Puerto Rico native who was named a New Yorker of the Year by The New York Times for his efforts to assist his hurricane-ravaged homeland.

Whether interested in play-by-play broadcasting, news, entertainment, talk shows, writing, web content, social media or ad sales, students of all types are encouraged to attend. CommRadio was established in 2002 and is now the largest radio station on campus.

Whether interested in play-by-play broadcasting, news, entertainment, talk shows, writing, web content, social media or ad sales, students of all types are encouraged to attend. CommRadio was established in 2002 and is now the largest radio station on campus.

Science on Tap July 16 at Federal Taphouse. Talk starts at 7pm but get there as early as 6 to claim your seat and grab some food and drinks!

After the catastrophe caused by 2017’s Hurricane Maria, many Puerto Ricans were left without electricity for months. Now, what is the best plan to radically reform electricity access on the Caribbean island? Better still, how can we reform our national and global energy systems to meet the demands of net-zero carbon emissions? Is Puerto Rico the canary in the coal mine or something more?

Dr. Cecilio Ortiz Garcia and Dr. Marla Perez-Lugo are co-Founders of the University of Puerto Rico’s National Institute of Energy and Island Sustainability, recognized after Hurricane Maria by the Department of Energy as “the foundation in which to firmly establish Puerto Rico as a Center for Excellence on distributed grid operations , and could also provide both the supply of interdisciplinary engineers and policymakers Puerto Rico will need and the expertise other island and remote grid systems will need in their transition to a distributed, resilient electric sector."