The entertainment scene in State College is heating up this spring, and this weekend will be no exception. Penn State's sixth annual Arts Crawl is set to take place this Friday night on campus, featuring a multitude of musical performances and visual arts displays.
Curious how your favorite Penn State spring sport is doing? We have a full recap for Men's and Women's Gymnastics, Baseball, Fencing, Men's Volleyball, Tennis, Swimming and Diving, Lacrosse, and Softball after the jump.
You’ve probably heard about Bill O’Brien’s hot start to the recruiting season. You’ve probably heard of his prior success in the pros with New England. What you might not have heard much about thus far is Coach O’Brien’s smooth transition into the way of life of “Dear Old State”. At the Blue Band’s banquet last Sunday, Coach O’Brien approached Blue Band director Dr. Bundy about having the football team join the Band in the Alma Mater after each game.
Every morning at 7 AM, we wake up to this noise with our beds shaking and heads pounding. The consistent noise pollution has worn on residents of adjacent apartment buildings like Bryce Jordan Tower, Park Hill, The Phoenix, Hetzel Plaza, University Towers, and Garden House. We are the residents of eastern State College, and we are pissed.
The Penn State Electronic Dance Music Club (EDMC) has put together a killer show Monday night in Alumni Hall, featuring Estonian electro house/dubstep producer Mord Fustang. Sure, the name is cheesy, but Mord is gaining a lot of recognition in the electronic dance music world. He played Ultra Music Festival in Miami this weekend and is making his way to State College for "BassDROP in the Valley".
Loni Love, former electrical engineer turned stand-up comedian, will perform in Alumni Hall Tuesday, April 3 at 8:00pm. Love was named one of the "Top 10 Comics to Watch" by Variety and Comedy Central. Campus Activity Magazine named her "Hot Comic" in 2009.