Arts Fest has been rockin’ Happy Valley since 1967 when the first Arts Fest stretched for nine whole days. The original Arts Fest featured sidewalk artisans, live music performances as well as kittens (for sale). Opened by then-Governor Raymond Shafer and hosted by the College of Arts and Architecture and the State College Chamber of […]
What: From acclaimed playwright of “The Shape of Things” and Tony-nominated “Reasons To Be Pretty,” “Autobahn: A Short-Play Cycle” by Neil LaBute tells seven stories that all unfold within the confines of an automobile front seat. When: 8:00 pm on Monday July 10, Friday July 10, and Saturday July 11 Where: Kern Building, Room 112 […]
Though we suspended our daily questions until fall, this reader’s tweet seemed like a great chance to tap our collective knowledge. We spoke to Jason a little more. Like many other freshman, he’s trying to get a feel for what fraternity life at Penn State is like– which frats are good, which frats haze, etc. […]
Having trouble finding an internship in your local area? Many would suggest searching in other big cities, like New York, Chicago, or DC. Others, such as a recent Haaretz.com article, talk about the growing internship/job market overseas. “In the U.S., most internships are unpaid and may involve traveling, be it to Los Angeles, New York […]
Whether you’re one of the rabid fan that Penn State is known for or a faculty member from some New England liberal arts school who just doesn’t understand Penn State pride, you’ll be able to appreciate the little details of this year’s official Penn State Football poster. But take a closer look at this close-up […]
Happy Independence Day from everyone here at Onward State! If you’ll be in the State College area today, make sure you head over to Beaver Stadium/ Medlar Field/ Bryce Jordan Center to take part in 4thFest 2009. 4thFest is an annual celebration of America put on by the town of State College and Penn State […]