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Raffaella Koncius has spent 20 years as a competitive figure skater with no off-season, no flexibility, and no room for a traditional college experience. Penn State World Campus provided the path to a degree that fit her life.

Katie Chookagian earned her associate degree, spent years finding her path, and came to Penn State World Campus to finish her bachelor’s. Less than two years later, she has a degree, a new job, and a lot she did not expect.

They flew to Athens, raised $20,000 for kids with cancer, published peer-reviewed research, and graduated after years of balancing everything life threw at them. Penn State World Campus students didn't just earn degrees in 2025–26 — they made things happen.

Cassie Williams chose Penn State World Campus to stay close to her family during a crisis. She graduated as a straight-A student. Here's her story.

Dr. Karen Paulson is mentoring the next generation of higher education professionals through Penn State World Campus and the College of Education at Penn State.

Supply chain management skills are in high demand, with the job outlook for supply chain managers, analysts, and logisticians projected to grow 17% through 2034.

Service members, veterans, and military families choose Penn State World Campus for flexibility, academic rigor, and support built around military life.

School leadership in action: principals often collaborate with families to support student growth and achievement.

Graduates traveled from across the United States and the globe to attend commencement ceremonies at University Park.

Penn State World Campus students were among those recognized by Penn State leadership.