Established by the Pennsylvania General Assembly in 2024, Grow PA was created to help build the workforce in Pennsylvania.
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Throughout the day, participants will explore how democratic systems function at the county and state level, successful strategies for civic engagement and voter access, practical approaches for teaching democracy in polarized classrooms and the role of local journalism in sustaining informed communities.
“Students who understand the principles behind AI and quantum computing are in incredibly high demand,” says Dr. Jingnan Xie. “My mission is to demystify these advanced topics, bring them directly into the classroom and create research pipelines where our undergraduates can work directly on these frontier technologies.”
Under the pledge, eligible in-state students across all 10 PASSHE universities would pay no out-of-pocket tuition costs after federal, state and institutional aid are applied.
Get an update on some of the recent accomplishments of Millersville University faculty and staff.
To be eligible for the honor, the 2025-26 student-athletes must maintain a cumulative GPA of at least 3.25 upon completion of the academic year. The top team GPA belonged to the women’s tennis team, which produced a 3.64 cumulative GPA.
Netflix Gaming Headhunts MU Grad from 2022
Ellie Rohrbacks ‘22 says her research courses as a sociology student gave her the skills she needed to land the gig.
Scribendi, an annual print publication that features creative work from undergraduate honors students, published a submission by Millersville University fine arts major Kyra Hughley ’28. Her photograph, “Like Sisters of […]
History Student Wins 2026 Breidenstine Award
Bryanna Nase ’26 was awarded the 2026 Breidenstine Award for her University Honors College thesis, “A History of LGBTQ+ Student Groups on Millersville’s Campus from 1970 to the Present.” The […]
2026 Spring Dean’s List
Check out the list of Millersville University’s Dean’s List recipients for the spring 2026 semester.
Millersville previously joined a consortium that includes several Kenyan universities – Kabarak University, Maasai Mara University, Tharaka University and the University of Nairobi – to establish international learning opportunities.
Since graduating in 1990, MU alumna Andrea White has developed an ongoing career in education as an elementary teacher and reading specialist.













