Penn State Fayette, The Eberly Campus, inducted new students into Pi Sigma Phi, the campus honor society, in a ceremony attended by friends and family on April 13. Eligible students earned a grade-point average of at least 3.50 and completed at least 30 credits of coursework. Founded in 1987, Pi Sigma Phi promotes and encourages higher standards of learning and high scholastic attainment. “College is tough,” said Kati Porter, associate teaching professor of biology and this year’s chosen speaker. “The ways in which we, your professors, push you and set high expectations is meant to prepare you for the next step. It’s stressful and heavy; you are sons or daughters, brothers or sisters, employees, pet owners, volunteers, leaders, cooks, crafters, YouTubers, multitasking extraordinaires! In this moment, you are the authors of your own stories with many chapters yet to be written.” “Here’s the thing, life isn’t just about homework and exam scores or lab coats. It’s about stepping outsid...