July is National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month. In our most recent article, Knightly News Reporter Rosanna Wakley shares the history of this event, providing more background information of this important initiative. Read all about it! bit.ly/44HUUQz

On this episode of the Knightly News Podcast, we welcome Trisha Comstock to talk about the upcoming scholarship application and Megan Kaiser to chat about the recent Student Basic Needs Survey conducted on campus earlier this year. Check it out today! bit.ly/4fbAVxj

On Episode #215 of the podcast, we are joined by Steve Hassinger to discuss the upcoming Business Partner of the Year Breakfast and Gamma Beta Phi President Charyann Hernandez to share about her experiences at the group’s national convention in Knoxville. bit.ly/3UqYDMC

In her first story for the Knightly News, Jules Quare takes a first-person look at Central Penn College's Surgical Technology program. In the article, Quare speaks with several students, learning more about their impressions of the program. bit.ly/45Pbtug

Ten Years of Excellence, that is what 2025 means to the Knightly News. The article below serves as a brief review of our history, one that has made significant impacts on numerous former students and their future careers. Help us share in the celebration! bit.ly/3V6nqFS

The Central Penn College Pantry will be running a food drive, taking place from Aug. 18–Sept. 17, to address a limited supply of items for students. Spearheaded by Knightly News VP Hannah Pasquarella, this initiative hopes to stock the pantry before the fall term. bit.ly/4mfilHe

The Central Penn College Debate Team argued its way to a 284.5-to-277.5-point victory over Bryan University last month in a competition that challenged both teams to tackle one of the most complex constitutional questions of the year. Read all about it! bit.ly/4fSr3ZS

Knightly News Reporter Rosanna Wakley shares her latest piece, touching on the importance of community service for Central Penn College students. In her article, Wakley discusses how students can give back to their communities in a variety of ways. bit.ly/45IXEwp

If you’ve heard music coming from the Capital BlueCross Theatre on weekends, then you’ve stumbled on something you may like. Knightly News President Noah Lopez discusses more about the CI Productions/Central Penn College partnership to bring live music to campus. bit.ly/4n3g2XZ

On this episode of the Knightly News Podcast, we are joined by coaches from the Central Penn Knights men’s and women’s soccer teams. We welcome women's coach Rudy Grubesky and men's coach Chris Hartman to recap the progress of 2024 and preview the 2025 season. bit.ly/3HRg5XO

Earlier this term, Student Services hosted its quarterly "Knights at the Roundtable," exploring the intersection of religion and politics. In her debut article, Coleen Hiltl shares her impressions and the hopeful gains in discourse that resulted from it. bit.ly/4n237oY

Did you know that the Knightly News Podcast is on Spotify? Be sure to subscribe to hear our latest three episodes! bit.ly/46b8m00

Don't forget, we still have two weeks left in the Summer Food Drive! Please consider donating food items to the Central Penn College Pantry so it can be restocked as we get ready to welcome our new students in the fall. Details: bit.ly/4mfilHe

Knightly News Vice President Hannah Pasquarella shares more about one of Central Penn College's own, Marketing Project Coordinator (and Knightly News member) Coleen Hiltl, and the story of her publishing two children's books over the past year. bit.ly/4mhIwfT

On Episode #217 of the Knightly News Podcast, we welcome Lead Public Safety Officer Marcus Hayward to discuss his role with Central Penn College Public Safety. On the second segment, we welcome News Correspondent Noah Lopez for his summer 2025 Knightly News Brief. bit.ly/4gk2hls

In the second piece of a unique series, Knightly News Reporter Elijah Huhn chronicles several memorials around Central Penn College's Summerdale campus. Huhn shares more about six different areas on campus dedicated to the remembrance of important people. bit.ly/41VcrmC

Knightly News Reporter Rosanna Wakley was awarded the Intern of the Year honor at last week's Business Partner of the Year Breakfast, interning at Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology in their Advancement Office to help raise funds for student scholarships. Congrats Rosanna! bit.ly/46jlBdY

Last week, Career Services at Central Penn College held its largest annual event, the Business Partner of the Year Breakfast, honoring Members 1st FCU as this year's award recipient. Read all about the event in a story from Knightly News President Noah Lopez! bit.ly/47KYjjI

Get ready for the CPC Film Series: Scream with Professor Paul Miller with a trailer directed by President Noah Lopez! Save the date for Friday, Oct. 24, at 6 p.m. and be sure to join us for our Haunted Tour of the Underground before the show. youtube.com/watch?v=9KWt8F…

Congratulations to Knightly News Vice President Hannah Pasquarella on an amazing summer food drive! Hannah was able to collect 509 items over the past month to help stock the Central Penn College Pantry to prepare for the influx of new students in the fall. Fantastic effort, Hannah!