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Every glass of wine tells a story. A story of climate, soil, vines, buds, grapes, and a host of challenges along the way from vineyard to glass. The Penn State Grape and Wine Team—a group of viticulturists, plant pathologists, entomologists, … Continued
Research conducted in the Smeal College of Business reveals that, particularly in industries most exposed to minimum-wage labor, minimum wage increases lead these firms to cut capital expenditures.
Researchers in the Smeal College of Business look at the politics of coastal homes. The video went viral: In early May 2022, a beachfront home on North Carolina’s Outer Banks collapsed into the ocean during a coastal storm. Stilts splintering … Continued
A study led by faculty in Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences examined how different types of childhood maltreatment were associated with depressive symptoms and heavy episodic drinking between the ages of 14 and 30.
Jasmine Morgan, who graduated in May with a bachelor’s degree in veterinary and biomedical sciences, was selected as the 2022 Outstanding Senior in Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences.
Penn State researchers are working with makers in a West African e-waste scrapyard, creating possibilities for innovation. In this cover story for Research/Penn State, find out what these makers are creating and how they’re drawing on knowledge of the past … Continued
My romance story, Back to Love, was published in the September 30 issue of Woman’s World magazine. It’s always exciting to see my writing and name in a magazine that has 1.6 million readers!
Over the summer I got to meet a handful of amazing Penn State College of Ag students and write about their Ag Journeys. Here’s a sampling – meet Maddie and Caroline!
Is the existence of Earth just a great coincidence, or are there other planets out there like us? Meet three Penn State astrophysicists and learn about their search for Earth-like planets outside our solar system. This is the cover story … Continued
Penn State researchers are working on methods to catch, store, and use carbon dioxide instead of sending it into the atmosphere. Read the Penn State News story.