A computer at Penn State Abington that contained 739 Social Security numbers (SSNs) was found to be infected with malware that enabled it to communicate with an unauthorized computer outside the network. "We have no reason to believe that this information was accessed by unauthorized individuals, but those affected should be alert in the event that an individual attempts to use their identity," said Sarah Morrow, chief privacy officer for the University.
The premise behind the Penn State Abington photo mosaic project is fairly simple: One photograph can make a world of difference to a family whose child is battling cancer. The project, spearheaded by former Abington THONer and current Abington Development staff member Jill Mensch, will raise at least $5,000 for the 2014 THON.
A Penn State Abington initiatives to support international and multilingual student populations turned its focus last week to the unique challenges and adjustments facing Chinese undergraduates during the latest installment of the Global Awareness Dialogue Project (GADP).
Penn State Abington student athlete Phil Curry recently reduced volumes of research detailing the benefits of playing team sports to two simple sentences: “I had guys who told me ‘I love you to death, I'm here for you.’ The support was unreal. ” As his mother lay dying last fall, the team’s brotherhood provided Curry with critical support, but its foundation was laid more than four years ago when head soccer coach David Castellanos began recruiting the tall redhead.
Eight Penn State Abington student athletes were selected for the 2013 North Eastern Athletic Conference (NEAC) cross-country and volleyball all-conference teams.
At 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 7, Penn State Abington Examines will present From the Red Carpet: Powerful Women in Hollywood featuring four Penn State alumnae who have forged successful careers behind the scenes in the news and entertainment industries.
Two Penn State Abington employees bought plane tickets and headed to Colorado earlier this month. But instead of hiking in the Rockies or exploring national parks, Michael Fry and Anthony Casselli spent their vacation shoveling mud from homes and businesses devastated by last month's thousand-year flood.
