"CUB" pantries, miniature versions of Lion's Pantry's main pantry, are located in buildings across campus to help provide easy access to necessities for students who are unable to travel to the main pantry located between Lion Surplus and the Blue Band Building.
Health Promotion and Wellness is looking for student ambassadors to supports the University’s commitment to a tobacco-free campus.
For many students, Penn State is a place to find their passions. For others, it is a landmark time to discover how they want to make a change for those around them. One student in the College of Information Sciences and Technology is doing both by serving as a University Park Undergraduate Association (UPUA) Representative, where she acts as a member of the campus’ student government focused on enhancing the student experience at Penn State.
In conjunction with the University Park Undergraduate Association's PSU Votes week, Sept. 24-28, Penn State encourages all students to be engaged citizens by participating in the midterm elections in November and understanding the issues.
Cody Heaton, an industrial engineering senior, uses his engineering skills to be a better leader. Heaton balances a variety of extracurriculars while serving as the University Park Undergraduate Association President and taking classes.
With April being national Sexual Assault Awareness Month, the Gender Equity Center will be holding events throughout the month focused on supporting survivors, educating the public about sexual assault, and providing spaces to share stories.
Updates to Penn State’s Responsible Action Protocol extend protection from University conduct sanctions to include a student suffering from an alcohol or drug overdose when help is sought on their behalf.
In conjunction with University Park Undergraduate Association's PSU Votes week, Oct. 2-6, the Center for Character, Conscience, and Public Purpose is encouraging students to register to vote by offering a certificate for one free cone at the Creamery when a student registers to vote at one of five locations on campus this week.
Penn State students demonstrated their commitment to clean air and the environment on Wednesday, April 12, by volunteering to pick up trash and cigarette butts at the University Park campus. A poster showcasing the impact that littering has on the environment will be displayed in front of Palmer Art Museum on Wednesday, April 19.
Sheryl WuDunn, the first Asian-American journalist to win a Pulitzer Prize, will speak at 6:30 p.m. March 20, in Freeman Auditorium, HUB-Robeson Center.
The Student Programming Association Lectures Committee is excited to present Patrick and Amy Kennedy on March 22 at 8 p.m. in Eisenhower Auditorium in collaboration with Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) and University Park Undergraduate Association (UPUA).
The University Park Undergraduate Association today (Feb. 23) presented a student panel discussion on diversity and inclusion with the Board of Trustees Committee on Academic Affairs and Student Life.
Thanks to a collaborative effort between University Park Undergraduate Association (UPUA) representatives and Campus Recreation staff, students on a tight schedule no longer have to decide if they should stay in and study or hit the gym for some time on the treadmill.
Penn State University Transportation Services, in partnership with the University Park Undergraduate Association (UPUA), is pleased to again announce extended hours of student parking during the final week of fall semester classes and finals week.
Educational equity and diversity, student government, and health plan options for the upcoming year were some of the topics the University Faculty Senate took up during its meeting Tuesday (Oct. 18).
