The Caps Off series highlights graduating Penn State Abington students and alumni like ShaVon Savage, who will serve as the campus' spring 2025 commencement speaker.
The four winners of the College of Arts and Architecture’s 2025 Arts Business Idea Competition represent different majors and include a student from Penn State Abington.
Four Penn State faculty members were recently named the inaugural Social Science Research Institute (SSRI) and Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI) fellows for the 2025-26 academic year by SSRI and CTSI. SSRI and CTSI fellows will engage in work, together or individually, that aligns with the mission of SSRI or CTSI to support efforts to foster change in policies and practices towards a culture of inclusive excellence across Penn State.
Joy Tac LLC, a student startup from Penn State Harrisburg, won first place and $15,000 in the 2025 Invent Penn State Inc.U Competition. As a kickoff to Penn State Startup Week powered by PNC, six student teams from four Penn State campuses pitched their startups to a panel of judges, competing for prizes totaling $30,000 in funding.
Two first-generation college students at Penn State Abington have won awards and presented at conferences for their project investigating the efficacy of an organic compound against rare cancer cells.
Penn State Abington welcomes the community to two free events, a concert highlighting Cuban music and a workshop on preventing human trafficking, during the last week of March. The human trafficking prevention workshop on March 25 and La Luz del Son's powerhouse performance on March 26 are open to the public.
Registration for summer courses at Penn State Abington is open to students attending any Penn State campus and for those from other universities and colleges.
