Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebrations looked different this year for the Penn State Abington community due to the pandemic, but they were no less meaningful, especially given the social and political unrest in the United States.
The Pennsylvania House of Representatives bestowed its Legislative Award Citation on new Penn State Abington alumna Mervana Jacob for her leadership and service.
Penn State Abington Chancellor Margo DelliCarpini has compiled an accomplished record of strategic leadership and a demonstrated commitment to students access and success, academic scholarship, community outreach and diversity, equity and inclusion.
The Penn State Abington Cultural Graduation is a special recognition celebration for new graduates who are students of color, LGBTQ+, and/or first-generation.
This Penn State Abington senior marches toward commencement next week a changed person. Shy when she arrived on campus, she has flourished, becoming an accomplished student and campus leader.
The new educational equity scholarship will enhance Penn State Abington’s ability to recruit and retain students whose gender, race, ethnic, cultural, and/or national background contribute to the diversity of the student body and who have a demonstrated financial need.
Penn State Abington music students performed an in their concert clothes, distanced and masked, in the Woodland Building parking lot. Their audience for this "moment of community"? Themselves, and a handful of people in cars who were picking up students.
The goal of the Penn State Abington event was for the professionals to share career advice related to diversity, equity, and inclusion and for the students to begin building or adding to their networks.
The competition that offered a global company solutions to one of its real world problems. "I can't think of a better way to prepare Abington students for business careers," a Penn State Abington faculty advisor said.
