This guide created by PSU Law Office of Student Services provides information and helpful links to support our students in the following areas. The Office of Student Services is located in Katz Suite 107. They can also be reached by email (StudentServices@PennStateLaw.psu.edu) or phone: 814-863-1920.
Penn State Student Affairs Health & Wellness
This page includes information on the following topics and services:
Counseling & Psychological Service
Spring 2024
Thursday, 12:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.: Law School - Lewis Katz Building Room 9A
Life Hack Kits
Life Hack Kits are step-by-step wellness packages designed to help you navigate and demystify some of the more perplexing parts of being human.
Student Care and Advocacy - Basic Needs and Support
Penn State has many resources available to assist you with financial challenges. The offices of Student Care and Advocacy can guide you to the best resources based on your need and provide support and ongoing assistance, as appropriate.
Did you know that you could be eligible for assistance with costs, such as
In addition, this office offers resources to help you manage your money and make informed financial decisions as well as information to help you cook and eat healthy meals on a budget.
Basic Needs Request Form
This form is a first point of contact that you can complete for yourself or on behalf of someone you know. It will be reviewed by Student Care and Advocacy. Students will be provided resources via email and have the option to meet with a case manager to view resources and answer questions.
This map displays locations that offer free food to those in need. This map also also available on the Penn State Go app.
Food - On-Campus Resources:
Lion's Pantry: Penn State's food bank located between Lion's Surplus and the Blue Band Building on Services Rd behind the Katz Law Building. Lion's Pantry also offers toiletries and home cleaning supplies.
Cub Pantries: Pantry satellite locations are open during office hours based on where they are located.
Food - Community Resources:
State College Food Bank: Located at 1321 South Atherton Street.
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church Community Cafe: Located in St. Andrew’s church on W. Foster Street, the cafe provides a free weekly meal to anyone.
Abba Java Coffeehouse: Located in St. Paul’s United Methodist Church; Provides a safe study spot with free self-serve coffee and tea, food, and Wi-Fi.
Market East in Findlay Commons accepts SNAP Benefits EBT card for fruits and vegetables, dairy products, breads and cereals, beverages, and more.