Magazine Features Bird’s Eye View of Campus
This past April, Penn Stater magazine editor Tina Hay rented a helicopter from Cherokee Helicopter in Ford City, Penn. She brought Penn State Live photographer Andy Colwell along with her in a flight above Penn State’s University Park campus. Rather than pursue my dream of performing helicopter wheelies, she chose a more practical mission of capturing beautiful aerial shots of the campus for alumni to enjoy.
The photos make up a photo essay that serves as the cover story for the July-August issue of the Alumni Association’s Penn Stater magazine. Check out some familiar sights below and see all the photos on The Penn Stater Magazine’s Facebook page.
[photos by Andy Colwell and Tina Hay]
Your ad blocker is on.
Please choose an option below.
Purchase a Subscription!
About the Author
Penn State Men’s Hockey Forward Braedon Ford Suffers Long-Term Injury
Ford was injured in the second period of Saturday night’s victory over Minnesota.
Report: Former Penn State Football Quarterback Beau Pribula Transfers To Virginia
After stops at Penn State and Missouri, Pribula will finish his collegiate career in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Report: Former Penn State Football Safety Antoine Belgrave-Shorter Transfers To Arizona State
Belgrave-Shorter started at safety to begin the 2025 season.
The 3 Keys to Never Graduating
It is that time of year again. The weather is getting warmer when it feels like it and we switch to shorter pants just as the insects begin to multiply. It is a magical time of year that some of us will see for the last time in State College. For those lucky few, not going to class this week is a sign of maturity. With a college degree ensured, the world awaits you. Unless you’re in the Liberal Arts, of course. Then, your mother’s couch awaits you. However, there exist among us the ones that dare to take it to the next level. The ones that can’t get enough binge drinking, construction, and parking citations. The ones that will never graduate. How do they do it? Very, very smugly. These are the keys to never leaving Penn State.