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09/14/2026

Marywood University proudly celebrated Pennsylvania State Trooper David Kuzmick, the first student to complete his Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice through the Marywood–Pennsylvania State Police Academy Partnership.

“This is a great opportunity for the University and the department, and I hope that students and troopers alike can take advantage of this program,” Kuzmick said.

Through the partnership, eligible Criminal Justice students can complete 90 undergraduate credits at Marywood before applying to the Pennsylvania State Police Academy. Upon successfully completing the Academy, students receive 30 additional undergraduate credits toward their Marywood degree.

Congratulations, Trooper Kuzmick, on this incredible achievement! 💚💛

🔗 Read the full story: https://www.marywood.edu/news/marywood-psp-partnership-1st-graduate

09/11/2026

25 years later. We will never forget.

One last heatwave to end the summer! 🔥Coming in hot with photos from 177th Cadet Class OC exposures 🥵
09/03/2026

One last heatwave to end the summer! 🔥Coming in hot with photos from 177th Cadet Class OC exposures 🥵

Congratulations to the 176th Cadet Class and good luck as you begin your careers as Pennsylvania State Troopers!
08/21/2026

Congratulations to the 176th Cadet Class and good luck as you begin your careers as Pennsylvania State Troopers!

08/21/2026

Welcome to the 176th Cadet Class Graduation Ceremony! Congratulations to our newest Pennsylvania State Troopers!

08/20/2026

We see you, 176! Join us tomorrow morning at 10:30am for the 176th Cadet Class Graduation Ceremony. Streaming live on the Pennsylvania State Police Academy page.

08/14/2026

We win together, we lose together, and we learn together. One week from today, the 176th Cadet Class will walk across that graduation stage!

07/15/2026

22 weeks down, five more to go. Not everyone earns the privilege to wear this uniform shirt, but today, the 176th Cadet Class did!

07/09/2026

On July 1, 2026, Trooper First Class Michael E. Pahira, Jr. made the ultimate sacrifice while serving the citizens of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Yesterday, Trooper First Class Pahira was laid to rest following services in Ashland, PA. May he rest in peace and watch over us all. He will not be forgotten.

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