Art Faculty Reception
Penn State IT Forum
You are invited to help guide the direction of Information Technology (IT) at Penn State. Please attend a college community forum, open to all students, faculty and staff.
Your participation will help create the new University-wide IT strategic plan; and will help identify ways technology could make it easier for students, faculty and staff to use Penn State's resources and services.
Representative Allyson Schwartz discussing importance of affordable education
A Recent Report by the Institute for College Access and Success Shows Pennsylvania College Grads Rank 2nd in the Nation for Student Loan Debt. According to the report, students graduating from Pennsylvania colleges with a bachelor's degree in 2010-11 left campus with $29,959 on average in loans, a sum surpassed only by New Hampshire's $32,440 total. Seventy percent of graduates in Pennsylvania carried debt.
Abington's Next Top Lion
Spring Commencement
Student Play: To Kill a Mockingbird
Don't miss the fresh edge Penn State Abington students bring to this adaption of Harper Lee's classic novel about racial inequality in America. The actors take on these challenging characters and add a hefty dose of gospel and blues music to invoke the mood of 1930s Alabama.
Student Play: To Kill a Mockingbird
Set in Alabama during the Great Depression, To Kill a Mockingbird follows the journey of Jem and Scout Finch, whose father has been appointed to defend Tom Robinson, a black man framed for a crime he didn’t commit.
As the trial progresses, Jem and Scout witness their community in a tense tug of war between justice and racism. This timeless classic compels us to take an honest look at our nation’s past and our moral responsibility to each other.
Student Play: To Kill a Mockingbird
Don't miss the fresh edge Penn State Abington students bring to this adaption of Harper Lee's classic novel about racial inequality in America. The actors take on these challenging characters and add a hefty dose of gospel and blues music to invoke the mood of 1930s Alabama.
Student Play: To Kill a Mockingbird
Don't miss the fresh edge Penn State Abington students bring to this adaption of Harper Lee's classic novel about racial inequality in America. The actors take on these challenging characters and add a hefty dose of gospel and blues music to invoke the mood of 1930s Alabama.