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Celebrating 150 Years of Service to Penn State:
In January 2009, the H. Laddie Montague, Jr. Law Library opened in the Dickinson School of Law’s new Lewis Katz Building at University Park. A second new library, located in Carlisle’s renovated Trickett Hall, is slated for.... read more
In 1968, after 52 years of serving the educational needs of the people of the Wilkes-Barre area, Penn State reached a milestone with the opening of the permanent campus facilities at Hayfield House in.... read more
She couldn’t stand the sawdust in her house anymore. Mary Brownell Behrend had lived with her husband Ernst on the company grounds of Hammermill Paper Company since 1907. The proximity to the plant made it easy for him to ... read more
Penn State Abington has a diverse history that includes connections to several prominent figures in American history. The most well known is Amelia Earhart, who in 1932 became the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean. During the early decades of the twentieth century,... read more
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Libraries Today
Mont Alto Library Speaker's Series
Penn State Mont Alto is a bucolic jewel in the crown of Penn State’s Commonwealth Campus System, bounded on the north by an apple orchard, on the east by Michaux State Forest, and on the west by a golf course community... read more
Penn State York: New Places, New Services
In September 2005, Penn State York’s Lee R. Glatfelter Library was relocated to a much larger, well-appointed, and very welcoming new facility. Left behind was a building that ... read more
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