Oscar Almonte Espinal
November is Native American Heritage Month dedicated to recognize and remember the contributions that the first Americans have given for the growth of this country Continue Reading Five Native American Books to Read Over the Fall Break
Megan Tomoney
We all know that the holidays are going to be different this year. While we might not be able to join together without friends before Thanksgiving break, there are still ways we can connect with our friends. Continue Reading Thanksgiving Online!
Breelyn Webb
Author, educator, and activist Dr. Ibram X. Kendi spoke to students through a live-stream event sponsored by various Penn State colleges. The conversation was part of the celebration of the 125th anniversary of the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences. Continue Reading How to be Antiracist: Author Dr. Ibram X Kendi Talks with Students
Michael Quinn
The team announced on Monday that they will not host fans at Lincoln Financial Field for the three remaining home games of the season. Given this news, the team has canceled ticket sales for home games for the rest of the year. Continue Reading Due to Covid-19, Eagles Elect for No Fans at Remaining Games
Michael Quinn
From November 9 through November 14, Penn State Abington Student Affairs held a virtual Wellness Week, with Penn State Abington Athletics promoting this on their social media accounts and website. Monday through Saturday, Zoom meetings were held discussing a variety of topics that involve the main subject of wellness. Continue Reading Wellness Week at Penn State Abington
Breelyn Webb
Abington Art Appreciation, the African Students and Latinx Students organizations came together to hold the virtual event, Race and Power: Revisiting Two Undiscovered Amerindians Visit. Continue Reading Abington Student Organizations Encourage Collective Reflection in the Art World Surrounding Issues of Race and Power
Oscar Almonte Espinal
In the middle of a pandemic, Penn State Abington has managed to transition all events virtually to make sure that the university students are engaged in every aspect even though they are home. Whether you celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Saturnalia, something else entirely, or even nothing at all, you are invited to come together with the Penn State Abington Community and celebrate Festivus! Continue Reading How Penn State Abington is Celebrating the Holidays
Peter Jaskiewicz
Do you like anime? Do you like manga? Do you like video games?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, then the Abington Anime & Gaming Society is the right place for you. Continue Reading Abington Anime and Gaming Society
Breelyn Webb
Entrepreneur, CEO, and mentor Daymond John spoke to students in a live-streamed Q&A session sponsored by Penn State Harrisburg’s Office of Student Engagement. Continue Reading Shark Speaks to Penn State Students
Christopher Tully
The mall has been a go to for many as the holidays are just over the horizon. With the pandemic still looming, shoppers may have to rethink this tradition. Continue Reading The Future of Malls