PSU Aphasia is a Penn State-connected community supporting alumni living with aphasia after a stroke or other brain injury, along with their care partners and advocates. Its central program, the Penn State Alumni Aphasia Group, offers opportunities to connect with others, share experiences and resources, and build social support. The group also works to raise awareness of aphasia and strengthen connections among Penn State alumni affected by the condition.

Aphasia is a language impairment that can affect speaking, writing, reading, and understanding. It does not mean a person has lost their intellect. Through regular group meetings and community activities, PSU Aphasia encourages participation and communication in a welcoming setting. The website shares stories, event information, and resources, and helps visitors connect with the group. Meetings may include opportunities to share personal stories and Penn State experiences. The site also highlights research participation, noting that SANDLab is recruiting for studies. Overall, PSU Aphasia serves as a hub for connection, peer support, information sharing, and advocacy for people living with aphasia and those who support them.