The quest to build a better game
Jim Aloye ’01 plans to use advances in geolocation tech to change the face of role-playing video games — and how businesses in cities like Reading advertise.
Jim Aloye ’01 plans to use advances in geolocation tech to change the face of role-playing video games — and how businesses in cities like Reading advertise.
Students, faculty and staff clean parks, trails roadways in first large-scale event in over a year
Financial Lending & Innovation Collaborative receives $100,000 to expand program
Event to raise awareness during Alvernia’s Homecoming & Family Weekend
Dr. David Shoup becomes college’s second dean
Over 110 students honored at university’s celebration
Alvernia Trustee Kunkel supports student experiential learning at Habitat for Humanity event
Alums facilitate adventure-based group learning for students through nonprofit venture
Experiential learning opportunity allows students to learn more about latest industry trends
Magazine: As Work Study environmental educator for the Holleran Center for Community and Global Engagement’s South Reading Youth Initiative, Ayers-Fisher designed curriculum and taught environmental science to third, fourth and fifth graders in the Reading School District.