A "Freecycle" or "Trash to Treasure" style event sponsored by the COMMunity Green Team featuring items provided by College of Communications faculty and staff. Everyone is welcome to browse and take home books, games, movies, music, small appliances, toys and much more.

A "Freecycle" or "Trash to Treasure" style event sponsored by the COMMunity Green Team featuring items provided by College of Communications faculty and staff. Everyone is welcome to browse and take home books, games, movies, music, small appliances, toys and much more.

Screening of "Mala Noche" (1986, Gus Van Sant / Canada) as part of Carnegie Cinematheque -- the Thursday night film series presented for educational purposes for students by the Department of Film-Video and Media Studies. This debut film by Van Sant is a beautifully photographed neo-noir that tells a tale of obession and youthful alienation.

Guest speaker Vicki Fong, public relations manager for the College of the Liberal Arts at Penn State, will present a free public lecture as part of the Asian Heritage Celebration coordinated by the Office of Multicultural Affairs. The event is free and open to the public, with a reception to follow.

As part of a special two-night event, AdClub and PRSSA present the eighth annual Life After Carnegie featuring a panel of recent alumni each night who will talk about their career experiences with students and share tips about how they made the move to the "real world" after graduation. They also share tips about how students can make the most of their education while they're still at Penn State.

As part of a special two-night event, AdClub and PRSSA present the eighth annual Life After Carnegie featuring a panel of recent alumni each night who will talk about their career experiences with students and share tips about how they made the move to the "real world" after graduation. They also share tips about how students can make the most of their education while they're still at Penn State.

Screening of "The Ivory Tower (2014, Andrew Rossi / United States) as part of Carnegie Cinematheque -- the Thursday night film series presented for educational purposes for students by the Department of Film-Video and Media Studies. This new and controversial documentary looks at the economic crisis in higher education and how three different academic cultures -- the Ivy League school, the small liberal arts college and the mega-university -- are responding.

Annual induction ceremony for Kappa Tau Alpha honor society.

Screening of "This is England" (2006, Shane Meadows / United Kingdom as part of Carnegie Cinematheque -- the Thursday night film series presented for educational purposes for students by the Department of Film-Video and Media Studies. Growing up in Margaret Thatcher's England in the 1980s, a working-class kid seeks a sense of personal belonging with a skinhead group.