Penn State Abington summer camps return for 2026, offering exciting hands-on learning for children ages 8 to 17. Through immersive activities and exploration, campers are introduced to the Abington Experience — discovering how curiosity, creativity and real-world skills prepare students for the future. Topics range from STEM and the arts to college, life and career development.
The Penn State Abington community gathered last week for a reception and artist talk by Sophie Bell, a fourth-year art major. Hands-on opportunities like Bell's are the foundation of the Abington Experience, a roadmap for campus to career success that emphasizes real-world learning and professional development. Bell's solo exhibit, "Another Kind of Mourning," is on display through Feb. 27.
Students from three campuses contributed to grant-funded research by Faranak Courtney-Pahlevani, right, professor of mathematics at Penn State Abington, and presented their work at a regional meeting of the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics.
