by the Pennsylvania State College Alumni Association. 1921. 526p

The document outlines the contributions and experiences of Penn State College during World War I, emphasizing the spirit of self-sacrifice and loyalty among its members. It details the college's organized efforts in support of the war, including the establishment of the Penn State Ambulance Unit and the involvement of alumni and faculty who served in various capacities, highlighting their commitment to the war effort.

Additionally, the text reflects on the initial American sentiment of neutrality and confusion regarding the war's implications, which shifted dramatically due to events such as the German invasion of Belgium and subsequent attacks on American interests. As the U.S. was drawn into the conflict, thousands of students from the college enlisted, showcasing the institution's significant role in mobilizing resources and personnel to support the war, ultimately contributing to the Allied victory.