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Penn State welcomes new and returning students with a variety of activities and events through its 2023 Spring Welcome. 

Students are invited to apply to be New Student Orientation leaders and welcome the next class of Penn Staters. The “OTeam” spends most of the summer leading incoming students through New Student Orientation (NSO) at the University Park campus, gaining valuable mentoring skills and working closely with the staff at Student Orientation and Transition Programs.   

Students are invited to apply to be New Student Orientation leaders and welcome the next class of Penn Staters. The “OTeam” spends most of the summer leading incoming students through New Student Orientation (NSO) at the University Park campus, gaining valuable mentoring skills and working closely with the staff at Student Orientation and Transition Programs.   

ExCEL Award winners will be announced at halftime of the KU Homecoming game

Policymakers should reform the Higher Education Act in a manner that more closely aligns the law with its main purpose of allocating federal student loans and grants to ease the cost of higher education, and should eliminate the numerous programs that have accumulated over the years that have failed to help low-income students pay for college.

Decked out in blue and white, Penn State students and State College community members hit the ground running today at the return of the Living In One Neighborhood Dash 5K.

Both new and returning students to the University Park campus are welcome to join Fall Welcome Week events that started this week and continue through September.

Students beginning their studies at the University Park campus in fall 2022 will be welcomed to campus with events starting Aug. 17 and continuing through September.

There are plenty of Welcome Week events to attend, including a photo booth, a free concert, and ice skating at Pegula.

The rising juniors and seniors participating in the Dare to Dream program are members of seasonal farmworker families. The program offers students hands-on instruction in sciences, math, engineering, and self-development.