Breakfast with Santa is a cherished tradition at Penn State Greater Allegheny, where alumni, students, and their families come together to celebrate the holiday season in a festive and joyful way. This special event provides a delightful opportunity for the Penn State Greater Allegheny community to reconnect, share stories, and create new memories.
Hosted by the Penn State Greater Allegheny Alumni Society, Breakfast with Santa welcomes alumni and their loved ones back to campus. The event features a delightful breakfast spread, including seasonal treats and warm beverages to savor. Children are filled with excitement as they have the chance to meet Santa Claus himself, and share their holiday wishes and dreams.
The Student Community Center (SCC) at Penn State Greater Allegheny is a vibrant hub of activity and a focal point of campus life. Built in 2003, the SCC serves as a central gathering place for students, faculty, and staff, fostering a sense of community and camaraderie.
Inside the SCC, students can find various amenities and spaces to relax, study, and socialize. Comfortable lounges provide a welcoming atmosphere for students to connect with friends and peers. The game room offers a fun escape for those seeking a little friendly competition, while the dining facilities cater to both hungry appetites and lively conversations.
Beyond its recreational aspects, the SCC has become more than just a building; it's a symbol of the campus's commitment to fostering an inclusive and engaging environment for all its members. It serves as a space for students to build lasting memories, create meaningful connections, and develop essential life skills outside the classroom.
As the heart of campus life, the Student Community Center reflects Penn State Greater Allegheny's dedication to the holistic growth and success of its students, making it an integral part of the campus experience.
The Student Community Center (SCC) at Penn State Greater Allegheny is a vibrant hub of activity and a focal point of campus life. Built in 2003, the SCC serves as a central gathering place for students, faculty, and staff, fostering a sense of community and camaraderie.
Inside the SCC, students can find various amenities and spaces to relax, study, and socialize. Comfortable lounges provide a welcoming atmosphere for students to connect with friends and peers. The game room offers a fun escape for those seeking a little friendly competition, while the dining facilities cater to both hungry appetites and lively conversations.
Beyond its recreational aspects, the SCC has become more than just a building; it's a symbol of the campus's commitment to fostering an inclusive and engaging environment for all its members. It serves as a space for students to build lasting memories, create meaningful connections, and develop essential life skills outside the classroom.
As the heart of campus life, the Student Community Center reflects Penn State Greater Allegheny's dedication to the holistic growth and success of its students, making it an integral part of the campus experience.
In 2003, Penn State McKeesport, now known as Penn State Greater Allegheny, underwent a significant transformation with the construction of the Student Community Center. This new building replaced the iconic Buck Union Building (The BUB) that once stood on the same site. The construction of the Student Community Center marked a milestone in the campus's history, providing state-of-the-art facilities and modern spaces for students, faculty, and staff.
The Student Community Center became a central gathering place, offering various amenities and services to enhance campus life. It houses student lounges, study areas, a game room, dining facilities and more, creating a vibrant and engaging environment for the campus community.
With the addition of the Student Community Center, Penn State Greater Allegheny reaffirmed its commitment to student success and community engagement. The new building became a symbol of growth and progress, reflecting the campus's dedication to providing an exceptional educational experience for its students.
As the campus celebrates its 75th anniversary, the construction of the Student Community Center stands as a testament to the campus's evolution over the years and its continuous efforts to meet the needs of its students and the surrounding community.
The Buck Union Building, affectionately referred to as "The BUB," holds significant historical value for many Penn State McKeesport alumni. In the past, this iconic building was situated on campus where the current Student Community Center now stands. It served as a central hub for students, providing spaces for socializing, events, and various campus activities. The memories and spirit of "The BUB" remain cherished by the alumni, serving as a symbol of the campus's rich history and dedication to student success.
The Buck Union Building, affectionately referred to as "The BUB," holds significant historical value for many Penn State McKeesport alumni. In the past, this iconic building was situated on campus where the current Student Community Center now stands. It served as a central hub for students, providing spaces for socializing, events, and various campus activities. The memories and spirit of "The BUB" remain cherished by the alumni, serving as a symbol of the campus's rich history and dedication to student success.
The John Sr. and Kimlyn Patishnock Undergraduate Research Award: Excellence in Information Literacy is awarded to University Park students who achieved outstanding undergraduate student research at the Undergraduate Research Exhibition. From left, Kimlyn Patishnock; Ben Chang, Third Place; Yash Dixit, Grand Prize; Charles Colvin, Honorable Mention; Chloe Engin, First Prize; Logan Wincott, Honorable Mention; and John Patishnock Jr.
Greater Allegheny's Women's Volleyball Coach Alyssa Finocchi and her team post for a photograph following a match in Rome. Two of Finocchi's student athletes, Alexa Martell and Nicole Caballero, competed for the U.S. team.
