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Although we are young and have some time until retirement, it’s always good to start saving money sooner rather than later and to have the extra money to pay off student loans. Below are suggestions that can help you save money in almost every situation: Continue Reading Ways to Save Money on a Day-to-Day Basis
Kyana Townes
Studies of college students suggest mental health issues are common on campus and that students have moments where they feel as though they will be judged, cannot speak freely, and are feeling alone. Continue Reading Benefits Of Journaling For College Students
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Playing games, specifically strategy and puzzle games, can boost your ability to think critically and boost your memory. Continue Reading How Playing Games Helps your Brain
Evan Rogers
The American Red Cross will host a blood drive in the Lares building on Thursday, October 17th between 9 A.M.-2 P.M. Continue Reading Blood Drive at Lares
Emily DesRoches
We often dread doing our assignments and would rather hang out with friends or relax. But there is something that can help in school, sports, and creative activities. Reaching flow state.
Continue Reading How to Use Flow State to Improve Productivity
Yusif Kanan The Penn State Abington Chapter of the National Society of Leadership and Success has invited new members. Invitations… Continue Reading Everything You Need to Know About the National Society of Leadership and Success
Sara Schenk
As midterms approach and the semester kicks into high gear, taking a break to unwind can feel impossible. Luckily, Abington and nearby towns are offering free fall events that are perfect for relaxing with friends, enjoying some good food, and soaking up the festive autumn vibes. Whether you’re looking for live music, local food booths, or just a way to recharge, these events have you covered. Here’s a list of upcoming events you won’t want to miss Continue Reading Fall Into Fun: Free Local Events to De-stress and Celebrate the Season
Evan Rogers
Penn State University is a prideful institution with a rich set of traditions, boasting the number one public university alumni network in the country. Penn Staters who have walked the halls of University Park or any of the branch campuses share in a collective identity. Continue Reading Penn State: A Brief History
Taylor Wang
Since 2023, the number of international students in PSU has reached an apogee of 7650, led by Chinese nationals. Despite this influx of eager young adults, international students at Abington face challenges when acclimating to university life. Numerous resources are available on campus to make their transition easier.
Since 2023, the number of international students in PSU has reached an apogee of 7650, led by Chinese nationals. Despite this influx of eager young adults, international students at Abington face various challenges when acclimating to university life. Continue Reading Resources for International Students at PSU
Brian Kartman
To celebrate Banned Books Week, a banned book reading took place on September 25th in the Sutherland Building’s Solarium. Continue Reading Why Are There Banned Book Readings?