Swifties’ wishes were granted back in August, when Swift announced the upcoming release of her latest album, “The Life of a Showgirl,” on her fiancé Travis Kelce’s podcast “New Heights.” On the ...

On Tuesday, Oct. 18 PennWest California’s Homecoming Court was announced. The court consists of five men and five women that received the most votes on Engage. The members of Court will be in in the ...

PennWest California’s Turning Point USA (TPUSA) chapter engaged with the student body on a controversial political topic: abortion and women’s healthcare. Alexis Wieland, Vice President of Cal’s TPUSA ...

The one sculpture that always caught my eye on campus was “The Ascent of Humanity” in front of the Manderino Library. Containing 15 bronze sculptures, all 8 to 10 feet tall! This sculpture used to be ...

Located at 6229 National Pike, Grindstone, our area is home to one of the country’s few remaining drive-ins. It is less than 20 minutes from the California Campus, making it a much closer location for ...

AVI Foodsystems, PennWest California’s food service provider, takes the extra step to ensure that all students feel included and accommodated when enjoying a meal in the dining hall. With several ...

With finals just practically here, you may be looking for ideal locations on campus where you can focus, go over your work, and finish those last major assignments. From bustling white noise to pin ...

The PennWest Center for Career & Professional Development is hosting the Career Readiness Series Feb. 20-23. Alumni and employers from organizations such as UPMC, Highmark, Deeloitte, ABC News, school ...

PennWest California’s Student Government Association Club and Organization Committee has released the 2025/2026 budget allocation. Leigh Ann Lincoln, chief financial officer for Student Association, ...

When was the last time you picked up a DVD? What about a magazine, or a vinyl record? Just a year or two ago, I would expect most people’s answers to sound something along the lines of, “I can’t even ...

The event allowed clubs and other student organizations to host tables from 11 am to 12:30 pm in the Natali student center. Clubs handed out various treats to students, such as t-shirts, pride flags, ...

In 1933, the students at California State Teachers College (now Penn West California) asked for the school to have a mascot or a symbol for their school. They decided on it being a Hammer and Tongs ...