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Since mid-October, our collective attention has been focused on ways to help a fellow Pioneer recover after being assaulted. 

As we turn the calendar to 2024, it is heart-warming to see Derek make such progress at a time when his family was huddled close for the holidays and would benefit so much from all of the answered prayers. Pioneers have shown how much we care about one another. 

��Ӱֱ�� State faculty and staff continued to achieve success in 2023 while the support and connections of past Pioneers have strengthened the college.

Students shined in 2023 at ��Ӱֱ�� State. Not only did they find success in the classroom and labs, but they shined in extracurricular activities.

Increased enrollment and high rankings highlighted 2023 at ��Ӱֱ�� State College. New amenities were opened, construction projects continued to improve campus, and success was celebrated in a variety of events.

Nadjadi earned the rank of Staff Sergeant in the United State Army prior to his retirement. He is currently a deputy in the Steuben County Sheriff’s Office.

"UPD could not get a statement from our mascot Big Blue.  

But the action was on video, so officers knew just what to do.

When tracked down, all agreed their choices were unwise. 

Mortified and embarrassed, the suspects did apologize.

The wreath was recovered, have no fear. -- Its triumphant return is reason to cheer!"

“My professors are student oriented. They make you very comfortable asking questions. They go above and beyond to help you and make sure you understand things.  I have never felt like I couldn’t go to my professor for something.”

“Being the Esports Director is a dream come true. I have been the advisor since it was founded and have loved being able to work with students that are passionate about gaming. I am excited to use my previous experience on campus to expand what we have to offer our students and see how Esports will grow.”

Don Schrader

“When I got here in my second year, I joined the chorus and for the first time I learned the importance and joy of choral music. Anthony Cappadonia’s passion was unparalleled, and I learned for the first time what it was like to be part of a team. It taught me leadership and teamwork and gave me confidence.”

Jeffrey Keyes

Dr. Carrie Cokely has attended a wide variety of classes ranging from automotive, botany, estimating, HVAC, and nutrition during her first semester on campus.