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Who We Are Our Summer Camp hosts hundreds of children each week from June through August for organized sports, arts, crafts, and theme days. Children and teens can come to the Club after school each weekday to enjoy free time and socialize with friends. Our Club programs are led by trained Youth Development Professionals, and our environment is safe and supervised. The North Penn Valley Boys & Girls Club serves nearly 4,000 children and teens between the ages of 6 and 18 each year at two facilities: The North Penn Valley Club in ...

The NutriCare Tools app offers evidence, research, and knowledge based tools that a registered dietitian nutritionist can use in nutrition assessment and intervention of patients and clients. With NutriCare Tools, you can quickly assess anthropometric data, convert scientific measurements, calculate energy and fluid needs, access meal planning resources to create individualized nutrition plans, locate the Dietary Reference Intakes to meet your client’s nutrition needs, and find resources to help identify signs of nutrient deficienc...

The Daily Collegian is the official app for the student newspaper of Penn State University. It is a location-based mobile app platform that delivers to students late-breaking campus news and local information about our community. The app is free and requires no registration to use!

Penn Foster’s immersive app creates a virtual hands-on experience with skilled trades concepts.  This app includes five virtual reality (VR) experiences, each covering different topics. These experiences offer some of the most engaging opportunities to enhance skilled trades knowledge while also keeping learners engaged with their studies. This is one of the best ways to hone certain skilled trades skills in an eLearning environment.  Features VR experiences will walk learners through safety topics in warehouse environments, as wel...

The Penn Alumni Weekend app puts all the weekend's festivities at your fingertips. Plan your schedule, see who will be there, or find that perfect place to eat on or off campus. This app also includes a comprehensive list of what is happening throughout the weekend, so you will never miss your favorite events. Put the Red and Blue in your pocket and download today!

This app is a great resource for current and future members of Penn State MSA - Brandywine. MSA has been playing an active role at Brandywine since 2013, helping accommodate Muslims, and building the bridge to acceptance for all in the community. JOIN us to make a difference, and to learn about the true teachings of Islam.

The Penn Volunteer Toolkit application provides access to tools essential to the fundraising and outreach volunteer experience.

With our secure and convenient mobile application, you can view and pay your Penn Power bill, review your electric usage and see your payment history. Take advantage of these features by using the app to register your accounts online and enroll in our eBill program. The app also features a streamlined process to report a power outage, and provides a snapshot of current outages on our 24/7 Power Center map. You can also stay connected with us through one-touch phone access to our call center and links to our social media accounts.

William Penn knew what he wanted. “A country life and estate I like best for my children.” By the spring of 1683 construction was underway on Penn’s home in the country. Today, his recreated 17th century estate sits on 43 picturesque acres along the Delaware River. Explore Pennsbury Manor and the grounds of William Penn’s country home through this digital experience. Learn about life in colonial Pennsylvania, the inhabitants of Pennsbury and participate in hands-on learning. Educators Sean Connolly and Marrissa Kennedy narrate your...

Enjoy the Palmer Museum of Art in an entirely new way by using iBeacons to automatically deliver content to you as you walk throughout the museum. Read and enjoy the images, or use headphones to hear an audio tour as if you had your own personal guide. This app has been designed through a Pennsylvania State University research project, and is intended only for visitors to the Penn State campus and the Palmer Museum of Art.