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SPRING 2010 SCHEDULE OF COURSES
Register Today! Spring 2010 Brochures
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Text Messaging System Offers Important Information, Sign-up
In the event of an emergency, Penn State York may need to communicate with students or those designated by students as their emergency contacts, so this fall the University is working to ensure it has accurate contact information for all students. Now that this information has been compiled, Penn State is initiating the students' subscriptions to PSUTXT, the University's text-message alert system. ...more »
Penn State York Continues Online Magazine
Penn State York’s literary E-zine, Any Other Word, an online magazine, is now in its third issue, and is available to view! Submissions for consideration in the fall 2009 publication are now being accepted. Any Other Word is a creative outlet for members of the Penn State York student body and was created to showcase students’ talents and unite artistic minds. Work on the first issue began in the fall of 2006. 
Student Life
Bands performing live in the Lion's Den or the patio, wax hands, Personalcards, game shows, comedians, and more are all a part of student activities at Penn State York. Be sure to watch the campus calendar for upcoming events. ...more »
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Penn State York Launches Blog
Learn about Penn State York from other students by visiting our blog! Spring 2009 Dean's List
View the Spring 2009 dean's list (as well as other prior dean's lists)
Penn State Plans for Flu Season, Asks for Community Cooperation
The H1N1 virus (previously called swine flu) has taken a backseat to other news lately, but public health officials expect it to re-emerge this fall, creating a number of challenges for institutions like Penn State. ...more »
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