Central Penn College is one of only 57 state universities and colleges to be designated a PNGAS Guard Friendly School by the Pennsylvania National Guard Associations (PNGAS). For the third consecutive year, Central Penn College has earned this distinction.
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Central Penn College receives Military Friendly® School designation for the 7th time
Central Penn College announced today that it has earned the Military Friendly® School designation for the seventh time. The award is given by Viqtory, a media entity for military personnel transitioning into civilian life.
Central Penn College COVID-19 Masking Update
Effective immediately, masks are no longer required in buildings on the Central Penn College Campus or in the Lancaster Center. The positivity rate of faculty, staff, and students infected with COVID-19 has been under .007% since Feb. 1.
Central Penn College Knights Baseball to Call FNB Field Home
The Harrisburg Senators and Central Penn College are excited to announce that FNB Field will become the home field for the Central Penn Knights.
Central Penn College and Harrisburg Heat Enter into a Strategic Partnership
Professional soccer is putting down roots in Summerdale, home of Central Penn College.
UPMC and Central Penn Partner on New Surgical Technician Diploma Program
UPMC, UPMC Pinnacle Foundation, and Central Penn College are working together to bring more skilled surgical technicians to the region.
Central Penn College Call of Duty Vanguard E-Sports team announced
Introducing the first-ever Central Penn College Call of Duty Vanguard ESports team!
Meet the youngest graduate in Central Penn College’s 140-year history
At an age when most of her peers are focused on completing their senior year of high school, Michelle Donaghy has already graduated––from college, that is! As you may have already surmised, she is the youngest graduate in Central Penn’s 140-year history.
GIANT University: Second cohort begins Jan. 10
Dr. Jack Babinchak is pumped. The long-time CPC business professor is looking forward to teaching his second cohort of the customized GIANT University program, which begins on Jan. 10.
Men’s Basketball hosts two home games this week
After a tough start, the men’s basketball team is hoping to bounce back in the second half of the season. The Knights, currently 3–8, are scheduled to play 12 games in the second half of the season, which ends in mid-February. Starting tomorrow night, the CPC hoopsters are scheduled to play four games over five …
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