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Professor Christopher Adams talking to some students before a medical-assisting class.

Central Penn’s hands-on program is the gateway to this rewarding career By Jules Quare Knightly News Reporter [email protected] It’s a

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August 2026 Student life

August 24, 2026 Michael Lear-Olimpi

CPC students and The Big Beautiful Bill

How the law has changed federal loan borrowing & repayment By Leo Blocher Knightly News Reporter [email protected] Federal-spending legislation that

August 2026 For the General Community General Interest Sports Central Penn in the community Diversity, Inclusion and Equity Student life

August 4, 2026 Michael Lear-Olimpi

A worthy goal scored

One of our reporters found leadership and satisfaction helping at a soccer youth camp By Brandon Drumheller Knightly News Reporter

July 2026 For the General Community Student Services SGA Clubs Central Penn in the community Campus events Diversity, Inclusion and Equity

July 30, 2026 Michael Lear-Olimpi

SGA has new officers

They’ll be installed in August By Michael Lear-Olimpi Knightly News Co-adviser and Editor [email protected] Results of Central Penn’s Student Government

July 2026 Health and well-being General Interest Local Life and Doings Central Penn Athletics Central Penn in the community Diversity, Inclusion and Equity Student life

July 29, 2026 Michael Lear-Olimpi

Fandom can strengthen college communities

Participation in shared-interest activities supports social development and learning By Brandon Drumheller Knightly News Reporter [email protected] Small colleges like Central Penn thrive on inclusive

sSudent smiling mouth open, and standing between two men. All of the are wearing academic-graduation regalia. The student is Noah Lopez. The man on the left of the photo is Central Penn College Associate Provost Jared Rife, and the man on the right is Central Penn College Vice President of Student Services Romeo Azondekon. 2026 Central Penn graduation, at The Forum, in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.

July 2026 Alums For the General Community

July 16, 2026 Michael Lear-Olimpi

It has truly been a roundabout path

By Noah Lopez Knightly News Reporter [email protected] What? Three years have passed? Wow. If you had told me in 2023

June 2026 For the General Community General Interest Sports Central Penn Athletics Central Penn in the community Diversity, Inclusion and Equity

June 10, 2026 Michael Lear-Olimpi

Central Penn volleyball season is set

Coach and players look to spike a great one By Alana Peiffer Knightly News Reporter [email protected] The Lady Knights will

June 2026 For the General Community General Interest Sports Central Penn Athletics Central Penn in the community Diversity, Inclusion and Equity Student life

June 9, 2026 Michael Lear-Olimpi

One Knight, four missions

Darwin Cruz is truly an all-around student-athlete By Arsenio Humphrey Knightly News Reporter [email protected] For many college athletes, balancing one

Our reporter and Central Penn public safety officer Trevor Mrakovich walking a patrol route on College Hill Road

June 2026 Health and well-being For the General Community Student Services Central Penn in the community Student life Uncategorized

June 2, 2026 Michael Lear-Olimpi

On patrol with public safety officers

CPC’s Public Safety and Health Dept. never closes, and offers many benefits By Leo Blocher Knightly News Reporter [email protected] I

A man in a long-sleeved shirt and shorts working with a woman in a striped sweater and blue jeans, the latter who is sitting on a chair, in the Central Penn OTA lab.

May 2026 Health and well-being General Interest Central Penn in the community Diversity, Inclusion and Equity Student life

May 14, 2026 Michael Lear-Olimpi

A look at CPC’s OTA program

Another way the allied health professions help people By Jules Quare Knightly News Reporter [email protected] Central Penn’s Occupational Therapy Assistant

Author: Michael Lear-Olimpi

Medical assisting