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Case Closed—or Not?
9/15/2026 (Penn State Outreach Building)
FULL (Waitlist Available)
Class is full but waitlist is available.
An engaging, police-led course that explores the world of detective work through the lens of cold cases. Participants will learn how investigations evolve over time, review real case scenarios, and discuss modern techniques used to re-examine unsolved cases. The course encourages open dialogue, critical thinking, and a deeper understanding of the challenges and strategies behind solving long-standing mysteries.
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Classic Cars for the Young at Heart with an Emphasis on Muscle Cars
10/14/2026 (Madlyn L. Hanes Library)
Ever dreamed of bringing a classic car back to life? In this beginner-friendly course, you’ll learn how to select the right project car, source parts, and find the right people to work with you. Led by an experienced hobbyist, this course breaks down the restoration journey into approachable steps, from mild to wild. Participants are encouraged to bring photos to share their own projects and operating classic cars, regardless of stage—started or completed.
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Now What? Life Transitions When 50 or Older
11/10/2026–12/1/2026 (Penn State Outreach Building)
The poet Mary Oliver posed the question, “Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?” Are you facing a life transition as someone approaching retirement, as a retired person, or as someone needing to (finally) change careers? All of these situations are dominated by two things, the need for action and the confidence to overcome the uncertainty that comes with life transitions. Come learn how the practices used in design thinking and entrepreneurship can allow you to embrace the transition you are facing in order to create the plan for your wild and precious life.
Course meets on November 10, 17, 24, and December 1.
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