Sara Schenk
At Penn State Abington, the LionShare Pantry is much more than a place to grab food—it’s a campus staple, not only helping meet students’ nutritional needs but also contributing to their overall well-being. Continue Reading How the Food Pantry Nurtures Student Well-Being
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Mason Wadleigh
Students are not only welcomed, but encouraged, to utilize the Chaiken Center for Student Success and its free resources to prepare for exams, study key concepts, or even simply receive basic tutoring on courses where they may be struggling. Continue Reading How You Can Utilize the Chaiken Center for Student Success.
Kyana Townes
Students may be spending too much of their money on fast food and delivery apps. Have you used DoorDash, UberEATS, Grubhub, or Postmates recently? If so, you may be paying too much. Continue Reading College Students are Being Robbed!
Kyana Townes
Sister2Sister is a student-run organization dedicated to females creating bonds with each other on campus through events and general meetings. The group’s goal is to set each other up for success personally, academically, and professionally. Whether it is hosting events, organizing community service projects, or providing resources for students, Sister2Sister is committed to making members comfortable and successful. Continue Reading Building Community Through Sister2Sister!
Andrew Gimpel
Some time ago, I conducted an interview with Doctor Les Daniel Murray concerning the details of his BIOL 144 class, Climate Change Biology, a class this interviewer had previously participated in. Continue Reading Interview with Les Daniel Murray
Mason Wadleigh
As finals season approaches, stress levels at Penn State Abington tend to rise, creating a need for extra support and comfort. To help ease this pressure, the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) organized a special event on December 11th where students could spend time with service animals in the Athletic Building. Continue Reading How Service Dogs Helped Students Ahead of Finals
Yusif Kanan The Brandeis Program, a recently founded program at Penn State Abington, is a trailblazer in its sphere, uniquely… Continue Reading Meet The Brandeis Program
Sara Schenk
Voting is a key part of adulthood, but for new voters, figuring out where to go, what to bring, and who or what is on the ballot can feel like a maze. College students especially are bombarded with information in the form of canvassing, endless mail, texts, and phone calls leading up to elections, which can quickly turn excitement into exhaustion. Continue Reading Vote: Staying Informed Without Confusion
Taylor Wang
For Penn State Abington students who wish to participate in advanced research but don’t know how to go about it, here is a helpful guide.
Continue Reading Undergraduate Research Opportunities at Abington
Taylor Wang
Midterms are right around the corner. The American Psychological Association reports that college students’ mental and physical health is worsening. Despite the message that “health is wealth” was taught in kindergarten, young adults are ignoring their well-being. Whether studying or partying—both activities synonymous with college life—students are burning their midnight oil. So before you hit the reading period for this year’s midterms at Abington, check out the following healthy tips. Continue Reading Stay Healthy and Ace the Midterm