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A man sits at a desk, wearing earbuds, looking at a laptop screen. He smiles slightly. A door, bookshelf and closet are in the background.

New patient-led podcast helps young adults with cancer navigate ‘Life on Pause’

Child playing instrument

Therapists, Children’s Hospital patients say thank you in song

Four students stand by lion statue

Four New Kensington students ready to stand for 46

group of adult making THON triangle shape with their hands

Dance the night away while raising money for THON

Maddie Hill Ceremony1

Campus to honor Maddie Hill and her incredible life

Six high school students – five female and one male – pose for a group photo with arms around each other. They’re in a school gym, where a wall with the word “PRIDE” is in the background.

Four Diamonds Mini-THON to receive $90K donation from PSECU

2018 Poker with Jimmy

Cancer survivor continues to give back through poker tournament

Close-up of a young girl with a bow in her hair building a multi-colored marble tunnel out of plastic building blocks.

STEM event at Children's Hospital sparks creativity for pediatric patients

St. Baldrick’s Foundation awards Dovat $5,000 to mentor young investigator

A young man and a child embrace on the floor of THON at the Bryce Jordan Center. The man, facing the camera, is smiling. Several people are in the background – some standing, some seated, slightly out of focus. A stage is also visible.

First dances: Two Four Diamonds families cross thresholds at THON

Three students hold up hands in diamond formation for THON

Penn State New Kensington THON 2019 Photo Gallery

Healy -bike ride- THON

Kinesiology student cycles 120 miles for THON

Nittany Lions' helmets to sport THON logo for Wisconsin contest on Nov. 10

Four teenage girls hold oversized letters that spell out "FTK." Blue and white balloons and a window are in the background.

New Mini-THON partnership aims to expand student leadership opportunities

Jimmy Clark

Cancer survivor gives back through poker tournaments

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