Jenna Kyger Lewis

Campus Recreation, a unit in the division of Student Affairs, received national recognition for its “Choose to Move” program, which engaged more than 9,000 participants during Healthy Campus Week.

Penn State suspended the Delta Chi fraternity chapter for at least four years after an investigation found violations of the University’s anti-hazing policy.

Student Leadership and Involvement’s Center for Arts and Crafts is now accepting registration for May art classes and workshops beginning the week of May 18.

The student-run Lion’s Pantry at University Park provides free groceries and essential items to Penn State students while raising awareness about food insecurity.

The Penn State chapter of Lambda Chi Alpha agreed to a one semester suspension and corrective action plan following a University investigation into hazing allegations.

Campus and community members are invited to enjoy live music, local food and hands-on activities during the annual Summer Solstice Celebration at the Dr. Keiko Miwa Ross Student Farm on Penn State's University Park campus.

Megan McKnight brings extensive experience in health promotion, prevention education and student well-being initiatives to her new role as director of Health Promotion and Wellness at Penn State, effective June 29.

Dan Murphy has been named senior director of administration and chief of staff for Penn State Student Affairs, effective July 1. He brings more than two decades of experience in student affairs leadership, strategic planning and campus collaboration to the newly redefined role.

Selected from more than 200 chapters across North America, Penn State's Nittany National Residence Hall Honorary chapter was honored for its commitment to student leadership, service and recognition within the University's residential communities.

Penn State Student Farm and Food Systems will host its annual Summer Plant Sale from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. on both Thursday, July 23, and Friday, July 24, at Headhouse III of the Tyson greenhouses on Curtin Road. The annual sale, open to the Penn State community and public, will feature garden seedlings, houseplants and late-season crops.