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At Penn State World Campus, the Student Disability Services team supports students with a wide range of services and resources, including helping with any needed accommodation related to a disability or medical condition.

Spending too much time staring at a screen can lead to vision and lower back problems, as well as increased feelings of loneliness and isolation. As online learners at Penn State World Campus, it’s especially important to be proactive in preventing these issues.

Mental Health Awareness Month has now passed, so this seemed like a fitting time to assess our own awareness — and commit to continuously developing and sharing with each other the resources that serve Penn State World Campus students.

Penn State students and recent graduates looking to bolster their résumés, gain work experience, or form connections with alumni may want to explore opportunities with LionLink Projects.

Penn State World Campus Mental Health Case Manager Michelle Henry has answered some important questions that may affect students related this topic and the stigma surrounding mental health.

Many of our students at Penn State World Campus are strong leaders whose enthusiasm often motivates their peers to get involved in student organizations and activities.

Many of our students at Penn State World Campus are strong leaders whose enthusiasm often motivates their peers to get involved in student organizations and activities.

Deja Bryant is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in political science (with a sociology minor) at World Campus.

As we head into the end of the semester and prepare for upcoming final exams, Penn State World Campus Student Affairs encourages you to make your mental health and well-being a priority.

There are common misconceptions about scholarships, as well as important requirements and deadlines you need to keep in mind, so we asked our World Campus Financial Aid team to share scholarship information students should know.