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17cÆð²ÝºìÌÒ News
17cÆð²ÝºìÌÒ introduces dual-enrollment nursing partnership
Students to take classes at 17cÆð²ÝºìÌÒ’s Schuylkill Center and Lehigh Valley Hospital - Schuylkill
17cÆð²ÝºìÌÒ to launch three engineering programs
New programs meet student interest, market demand and region’s workforce needs
RKL joins CollegeTowne; Barrett named Executive-in-Residence
Local entrepreneurs, 17cÆð²ÝºìÌÒ students can access business valuation services, expertise as RKL joins Reading CollegeTowne initiative
17cÆð²ÝºìÌÒ earns top 100 ranking among best regional universities
University secures top 100 spot in U.S. News and World Report for second consecutive year
17cÆð²ÝºìÌÒ’s O’Pake Institute joins Ben Franklin Technology Partners Incubator Network
New partnership jump-starts university’s CollegeTowne initiatives
17cÆð²ÝºìÌÒ and DoubleTree partner for student housing
Resident students experience downtown Reading as part of campus de-densification
17cÆð²ÝºìÌÒ’s business programs earns national recognition
Colleges of Distinction awards honor for high-impact practices
17cÆð²ÝºìÌÒ welcomes largest incoming class
Nearly 550 students arrive on campus
