Leveraging a Business Education for Government Roles When Darryl Bowman earned his degree in Business Management from York College, he faced a common question: how does a business graduate find a place in the federal workforce? The answer lies in the transferable nature of business skills—analytical thinking, project management, and communication—skills that are highly prized […]
From Campus to the Airwaves: A Path to Television Journalism In a move that underscores the value of hands‑on experience and local connections, York College graduate Morrissey Walsh ’23 has returned to her hometown to join the WGAL News 8 team. Her journey offers a practical roadmap for students and recent graduates who want to break into […]
York College of Pennsylvania’s mechanical engineering student, Josh Polanchek ’27, spent the summer working as a co‑op intern at the Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center (L B J SC) in Houston, Texas. During this three‑month engagement, Josh applied classroom theory to real‑world aerospace challenges, collaborating with NASA’s extended‑reality (XR) team to design tools and simulations that aid astronaut training and future […]
Kendra Jones, a 2018 graduate of York College of Pennsylvania, has recently seen her one‑act play, A Test of Taste, return to the New York City stage after a successful premiere in fall 2024. Her journey from a biology major to a playwright illustrates how a supportive college environment can spark unexpected passions and open doors to professional success. From Biology to […]
When the Philadelphia Eagles lifted the Lombardi Trophy for the second time in franchise history, the spotlight was on the players and coaches in the stadium. Behind each championship, however, is a team of specialists making strategic decisions that translate raw talent into titles. One of those specialists is Bryce Johnston, a 2011 York College […]
Lakeland University is preparing for its Homecoming 2025 event, a weekend that will bring together alumni, current students, and faculty for a series of celebratory activities. The festivities, scheduled for Friday and Saturday, October 17‑18, will feature a mix of athletic games, awards presentations, a tailgate experience, and an alumni welcome reception with live music. Event […]
Overview of the Motor Unit Study In September 2025, Assistant Professor Caleb Voskuil, Ph.D., of Lakeland University’s Department of Exercise Science announced a new article slated for publication in the Journal of Neurophysiology. The research, a collaboration with scholars from Texas Christian University, Kansas State University, and the University of Central Florida, tracked the activity […]
Understanding Intimate Partner Violence and Its Impact on Communities Intimate partner violence (IPV) is a pervasive issue that touches nearly every demographic in the United States. Statistics show that over one in three women and one in four men have experienced some form of IPV in their lifetimes, ranging from psychological aggression to physical harm […]
Building a Foundation at Lakeland University In 1999, Eric Kriete entered Lakeland University’s undergraduate business program with a clear goal: earn a bachelor’s degree in business administration and eventually take the helm of his family trucking company, The Kriete Group. What started as a typical business‑school trajectory evolved into a transformative odyssey, illustrating how the skills and […]
Overview of the Upcoming Screenwriting Session On Friday, October 3, 2025, Lakeland University’s Associate Professor of Writing, Jodie Mortag, will guide attendees through the fundamentals of script composition at WordHaven BookHouse (923 N. 8th St., Sheboygan, Wis.). The session, titled Screenwriting 101, is available to festival pass holders and can also be accessed by a modest $5 donation. By […]