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Sydney Varga ’24 will compete on April 18 in the 2021 Pennsylvania State Twirling Championship held at Indiana University of Pennsylvania in Indiana, Pa.

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Thiel College seniors Chad Pakozdi ’21 and Alexandrea Geraci ’21 were named the Students of the Month for April.

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Danielle (Kaizer) Bonura ’09 was crowned Mrs. Pennsylvania International last weekend at a pageant at The Casino at Lakemont Park in Altoona, Pa.

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The 26th annual Kappa Sigma See-Saw-A-Thon to raise money for the Military Heroes Campaign begins Thursday and continues for 72 consecutive hours this weekend on the lawn near the intersection of routes 18 and 58 in front of Thiel College’s Howard Miller Student Center.

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Live theater is returning to Thiel College with the Thiel Players performance of “Boy Meets Girl, Shakespeare Style” this weekend at the William A. Robinson Theater.

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As part of the continuing focus on diversity and inclusion at Thiel College, the President’s Council for Diversity and Inclusion has been launched.

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The Dr. Barry ’70 and Carol ’71 Stamm Track & Field Complex will host its first official first track & field event on Saturday, April 10.

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Thiel College Professor of English Mary Theresa Hall, Ph.D., recently published a book review of Hannah Leah Crummé’s Shakespeare on the Record: Researching an Early Modern Life in the Spring 2020 issue of The Sixteenth-Century Journal: The Journal of Early Modern Studies.

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Mercyne Demma ’22, of Pittsburgh, was named the Office of Admission Thiel Team Member of the Month for April.

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Thiel College received provisional accreditation status recently to open the Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies program with its first class of 40 students beginning in July.