Central Penn College is proud to announce that President Dr. Linda Fedrizzi-Williams, Ed.D., has been named to the Central Penn Business Journal’s 2026 CPBJ 300 in the Education category. The CPBJ 300 recognizes 300 influential leaders who are helping shape Central Pennsylvania’s economy, organizations and communities. Selected by the Central Penn Business Journal’s editorial team, …
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Dr. Amanda Stuckey teaches literature, information literacy and research methods at Central Penn College. But beneath every assignment, classroom discussion and research project, she is also teaching something deeper: trust. Trust gives students the confidence to ask questions, take on difficult work and see abilities in themselves that they may not have recognized before. For …
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At Central Penn College, being part of a community means showing up, getting involved and building strong relationships both on and off campus. Sir Will, Central Penn College’s favorite Knight, recently put that commitment into action during a special appearance at Rascal’s Birthday Bash with the Harrisburg Senators on Sunday, July 19. Thanks to the …
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Jamarcus Wilson recently stepped away from the 102-degree Texas heat and a steamy baseball field to talk about the lifelong passion that continues to shape his future. That dedication has earned the former Central Penn College standout an opportunity to continue his college baseball career at Mississippi Valley State University. Wilson will compete at the …
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New cross-cultural exchange agreement will expand educational opportunities for international students and bring additional global learning experiences to Central Pennsylvania. Central Penn College has entered into a new cross-cultural educational exchange partnership with DENO International Education. The collaboration will create new educational opportunities for eligible international students while supporting cultural exchange, career preparation and global …
Beginning Monday, July 20, PennDOT will begin a major traffic shift near Central Penn College as construction continues along Route 11/15 and Interstate 81. The work will affect the I-81 Exit 65 interchange and Route 11/15 near Valley Road. Several interchange ramps will be detoured, travel lanes will be narrower and drivers may experience slower …
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When Brian Christiana ’20 appeared on screen for a recent Teams interview, he looked exactly as many sports fans across Pennsylvania would expect. Headphones on. Microphone nearby. Enough energy to fill a stadium, even through a laptop screen. On his lunch break from teaching ninth- and 10th-grade English at Our Lady of Lourdes Regional School, …
Five Central Penn College student-athletes will have the opportunity to represent the College, Central Pennsylvania and the United States on an international stage this summer as part of Journey FC’s upcoming China Cultural Exchange Trip. Central Penn College student-athletes Giovanni Fusillo, Andy Phommachanthone, Mark Haye, Justin Shaffer and Amani Chinapoo-Zulli have been selected to join …
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Summer is heating up at Central Penn College, and the community is invited to join the fun. Central Penn College’s 2026 Party on the Patio series will return this summer with food trucks, vendors, games, music, and special entertainment every Wednesday on the College’s beautiful patio in Enola. The events are open to the public, …
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Remote work has transformed how millions of people do their jobs. It offers flexibility, eliminates long commutes, and can improve work-life balance. But new research suggests there may be an unexpected downside: Behavioral Health. Recent studies from Harvard researchers and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York found that as remote work has become more …
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