Embark on a captivating journey with the new podcast “In Their Own Words,” a riveting exploration of African American musical legends. This exclusive series prioritizes their untold stories in the music industry, offering a rare glimpse into their evolution, the influence of church music, encounters with influential figures, and transformative educational experiences. Continue »
WPSU’s presents two new episodes of the REACH podcast as we talk with Penn State researchers about their work as it pertains to the coronavirus. Continue »
On the last day of the Finding Your Roots Genetics & Genealogy camp, campers finish up their individual research project presentations that they will give to their families. Continue »
Finding Your Roots campers do a surprising activity to get them ready for a trip to the Matson Museum of Anthropology at Penn State University. Grad students and mentors show them how to find clues in skulls and bones to determine sex, species and evolutionary order. Continue »
Finding Your Roots campers dig deeper into their roots as they learn the basics of genealogical research. Guest expert and New England Historic Genealogical Society genealogist Lindsay Fulton helps them begin their journey. Continue »
Campers find out why ancestry and geography and natural selection are all important to determining skin color. Continue »
In this episode Finding Your Roots campers head outside to play a survival game of genetic mutations in natural selection called “Food for the Bird Brain” Continue »
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