News and Features

Barbara Van became the first student to graduate with a bachelor’s degree in organizational and professional communication through Penn State World Campus.

There has never been a more important time to learn how to apply creative design approaches to solve big and small issues facing the world, the faculty say.

Adalice Burgos and Aaron Spak balanced their jobs and families while working toward their degrees. They’ll share the stories of their educational journeys at an event for Penn State World Campus students this Friday.

Your military credit (a JST or a CCAF transcript) will be carefully reviewed, and applicable credit will be added to your Penn State degree plan.

As a new semester approaches, it may be helpful to take some time to make sure you’ll be ready to start your upcoming classes. Here's what to do.

Chase Kelly, who earned his associate and bachelor’s degrees online through the College of Information Sciences and Technology as a first-generation adult learner, wanted to get as much of the college experience as he could.

Your military academic adviser is the first person you should turn to with any questions you have throughout your time as a student. Here's what to ask.

Registration is open, and all Penn State World Campus students are eligible to attend the conference from Oct. 27–29, 2019.

October is Learning Disorders, Dyslexia, and ADHD Awareness Month, a cause important to student Sydney Rhead.

In grade school in the 1950s, Elinor McNeel couldn’t do long division. Her struggles with math continued into high school and led to her quitting college in 1972.