The Penn State Abington undergraduate research fair, also known as ACURA, featured a cross-disciplinary STEAM project. Student Lilly Siville was among six students who created a database of forensic science and crime scene investigative techniques. They brought the project to life in various ways for the fair by creating crime scene dioramas. They were mentored by Lisa Morris, associate teaching professor of criminal justice.
Judges and winners of College of Arts and Architectures 2025 Arts Business Idea Competition. From left, Luke Gall (judge), Orest Luzeckyj (2nd place), Jennie Ryan-Gisewhite (3rd place), Sa’ida Bronner (1st place), Luke Kranyak (4th place), Jonathan Gangi (judge) and Heather Bhandari (judge).
