• United States close out Olympics in Second overall

      Amanda Ross Editor-in-Chief The Olympic games have to come to a close, giving way to a games full of stunning upsets, surprising losses, and well-deserved wins.  Ice Hockey remained one of the United States’ strongest sports. The Men’s team took home a gold medal against their longtime rival Canada, with an impressive overtime buzzer beater…

    • Cheating Scandal Rocks Curling Community

      Amanda Ross Editor-In-Chief In an already tumultuous Winter Olympics, Curling now faces a scandal regarding cheating and unsportsmanlike conduct. The incident threatens the typically tight knit curling community and the credibility of Olympic judging.  Curling is played by two teams of four players who compete to see who can slide granite stones closest to the…

    • Midnight on Broadway: Not on Broadway, not at Midnight

      Taylor Goodyear Midnight on Broadway is a musical mash-up, combining songs from fifteen different musicals (and one band) to create a magical display of talent across a wide variety of styles, sets, and actors.

    • Valentine Events for Lit Lovers

      Sadie Groner Valentine’s Day is less than two weeks away, and as the holiday approaches, several events marrying the romantic and the literary are cropping up throughout Erie.

    • Penn State Behrend Delays Campus Opening due Inclement Weather

      Penn State Behrend delayed classes until 10 a.m. in hopes of allowing more time for work crews to clear paths and roadways.

    • United States close out Olympics in Second overall

      Amanda Ross Editor-in-Chief The Olympic games have to come to a close, giving way to a games full of stunning upsets, surprising losses, and well-deserved wins.  Ice Hockey remained one of the United States’ strongest sports. The Men’s team took home a gold medal against their longtime rival Canada, with an impressive overtime buzzer beater…

    • Cheating Scandal Rocks Curling Community

      Amanda Ross Editor-In-Chief In an already tumultuous Winter Olympics, Curling now faces a scandal regarding cheating and unsportsmanlike conduct. The incident threatens the typically tight knit curling community and the credibility of Olympic judging.  Curling is played by two teams of four players who compete to see who can slide granite stones closest to the…

    • Midnight on Broadway: Not on Broadway, not at Midnight

      Taylor Goodyear Midnight on Broadway is a musical mash-up, combining songs from fifteen different musicals (and one band) to create a magical display of talent across a wide variety of styles, sets, and actors.

    • Valentine Events for Lit Lovers

      Sadie Groner Valentine’s Day is less than two weeks away, and as the holiday approaches, several events marrying the romantic and the literary are cropping up throughout Erie.

    • Penn State Behrend Delays Campus Opening due Inclement Weather

      Penn State Behrend delayed classes until 10 a.m. in hopes of allowing more time for work crews to clear paths and roadways.

    • United States close out Olympics in Second overall

      Amanda Ross Editor-in-Chief The Olympic games have to come to a close, giving way to a games full of stunning upsets, surprising losses, and well-deserved wins.  Ice Hockey remained one of the United States’ strongest sports. The Men’s team took home a gold medal against their longtime rival Canada, with an impressive overtime buzzer beater…

    • Cheating Scandal Rocks Curling Community

      Amanda Ross Editor-In-Chief In an already tumultuous Winter Olympics, Curling now faces a scandal regarding cheating and unsportsmanlike conduct. The incident threatens the typically tight knit curling community and the credibility of Olympic judging.  Curling is played by two teams of four players who compete to see who can slide granite stones closest to the…

    • Midnight on Broadway: Not on Broadway, not at Midnight

      Taylor Goodyear Midnight on Broadway is a musical mash-up, combining songs from fifteen different musicals (and one band) to create a magical display of talent across a wide variety of styles, sets, and actors.

    • Valentine Events for Lit Lovers

      Sadie Groner Valentine’s Day is less than two weeks away, and as the holiday approaches, several events marrying the romantic and the literary are cropping up throughout Erie.

    • Penn State Behrend Delays Campus Opening due Inclement Weather

      Penn State Behrend delayed classes until 10 a.m. in hopes of allowing more time for work crews to clear paths and roadways.

    • United States close out Olympics in Second overall

      Amanda Ross Editor-in-Chief The Olympic games have to come to a close, giving way to a games full of stunning upsets, surprising losses, and well-deserved wins.  Ice Hockey remained one of the United States’ strongest sports. The Men’s team took home a gold medal against their longtime rival Canada, with an impressive overtime buzzer beater…

    • Cheating Scandal Rocks Curling Community

      Amanda Ross Editor-In-Chief In an already tumultuous Winter Olympics, Curling now faces a scandal regarding cheating and unsportsmanlike conduct. The incident threatens the typically tight knit curling community and the credibility of Olympic judging.  Curling is played by two teams of four players who compete to see who can slide granite stones closest to the…

    • Midnight on Broadway: Not on Broadway, not at Midnight

      Taylor Goodyear Midnight on Broadway is a musical mash-up, combining songs from fifteen different musicals (and one band) to create a magical display of talent across a wide variety of styles, sets, and actors.

    • Valentine Events for Lit Lovers

      Sadie Groner Valentine’s Day is less than two weeks away, and as the holiday approaches, several events marrying the romantic and the literary are cropping up throughout Erie.

    • Penn State Behrend Delays Campus Opening due Inclement Weather

      Penn State Behrend delayed classes until 10 a.m. in hopes of allowing more time for work crews to clear paths and roadways.

    • United States close out Olympics in Second overall

      Amanda Ross Editor-in-Chief The Olympic games have to come to a close, giving way to a games full of stunning upsets, surprising losses, and well-deserved wins.  Ice Hockey remained one of the United States’ strongest sports. The Men’s team took home a gold medal against their longtime rival Canada, with an impressive overtime buzzer beater…

    • Cheating Scandal Rocks Curling Community

      Amanda Ross Editor-In-Chief In an already tumultuous Winter Olympics, Curling now faces a scandal regarding cheating and unsportsmanlike conduct. The incident threatens the typically tight knit curling community and the credibility of Olympic judging.  Curling is played by two teams of four players who compete to see who can slide granite stones closest to the…

    • Midnight on Broadway: Not on Broadway, not at Midnight

      Taylor Goodyear Midnight on Broadway is a musical mash-up, combining songs from fifteen different musicals (and one band) to create a magical display of talent across a wide variety of styles, sets, and actors.

    • Valentine Events for Lit Lovers

      Sadie Groner Valentine’s Day is less than two weeks away, and as the holiday approaches, several events marrying the romantic and the literary are cropping up throughout Erie.

    • Penn State Behrend Delays Campus Opening due Inclement Weather

      Penn State Behrend delayed classes until 10 a.m. in hopes of allowing more time for work crews to clear paths and roadways.

Welcome to the Behrend Beacon

We are the newspaper for the Penn State Behrend campus, serving the students, administration, faculty, staff, and visitors of our university.
Our goal is to shed light on important issues, share the accomplishments of Behrend and Penn State as a whole, and to build connections between writers, editors, and readers.

Let’s connect