Lauren Webber
College can be stressful for anyone and can bring complex and difficult paths. Fortunately, there are free support groups for students that offer a chance to connect with individuals who are going through the same struggles. Continue Reading College Support Groups
Lauren Weber
Pumpkin Banana bread and Better-Than-Anything–a chocolate cake with drizzled caramel and pieces of Reses’s Peanut Buttercups–are just a few of the tasty treats Desi Carlson enjoys baking. What started as a hobby at a young age has become a small side hustle for the Penn State Abington student. Continue Reading For One Abington Entrepreneur, Baking is a Business
E Connor
On Friday, October 27th, the Anime and Gaming Association held their annual costume contest to celebrate Halloween. Students were welcome to participate and dress as their favorite characters whether they were part of the club or not.
Continue Reading Never too Old for Costumes?!
Penn State Abington prides itself on a campus that seamlessly integrates both functionality and aesthetics. The renowned “Woodland Steps” outdoor staircase is a prime example. Yet, an unanticipated design flaw has been causing some concern among those traversing this path: a deceptive raised step. Continue Reading A Step Too Invisible: Safety Concern at the Woodland Building Entrance
Cait Mokros
Looking for volunteer opportunities near campus? There are many places looking for your help! Continue Reading Volunteering: Benefits and Opportunities
Jonathan Reahl
For the Penn State Abington student transitioning to University Park, understanding the nuances of the Eastview Terrace (Curry Hall) Dormitory is crucial. This upperclassmen accommodation combines various conveniences and challenges, providing an essential overview for informed decision-making.
Continue Reading Eastview Terrace (Curry Hall) Dormitory at University Park: A Retrospective Review for Penn State Abington Transfers
UPS’s Tuition Reimbursement Program Jonathan Reahl Navigating the world of higher education is both a commendable journey and a costly… Continue Reading Tuition Reimbursement and Employment Opportunities: The UPS Advantage for Penn State Students
Meriam Ahmad
A research article published in Clinical Nutrition indicates a whopping 92% of college students regularly consume caffeine. But as this love affair with caffeine deepens, it raises concerns about its potential health hazards, particularly for young adults.
Continue Reading Brewing Success: The Hidden Health Hazards of College Students’ Coffee Intake
Evan Rogers
Penn State has recently added American Sign Language (ASL) as a permanent course offered at campuses. The 12th credit level of proficiency will fulfill the Bachelor of Arts World Language requirement starting in the Spring 2024 semester.
Continue Reading American Sign Language Fulfills Language Requirement Starting in Spring 2024
