Every couple Saturdays a month, the members of Memphis Hat make their way to State College to play a show full of classic rock with a jam band twist at the All-American Rathskeller. And it's good.
"I like to fly under the radar," says the guy with the biggest afro on campus.
Regardless how much you did or didn't study, there are few things that make your stomach drop faster than getting on ANGEL to find a score lower than 60% staring back at you. That number glares at you from your laptop screen, mocking you as you spiral into the five stages of post-failed-midterm grief. Here's what to expect after you're academically sucker-punched by a devastatingly low grade on a midterm you were supposed to to ace.
Most of us live in the residence halls here on campus, but we probably don't really pay attention to the work and dedication that goes into keeps our dorms livable. While we go about our daily lives, there are housing staff who vacuum, dust, mop, sanitize, and wash every square inch of our buildings. In North Halls, and specifically Beam, the gap between the workers and students is closer than anywhere else. Meet Monica, one half of the tag team who keeps Beam Halls running in tip top shape.
Penn State finishes the first day of wrestling on top. Six wrestlers head into the quarterfinals, and nine of the 10 wrestlers remain in competition.
Twelve artists will be given the opportunity to open for MGMT at this year's Movin' On Battle of the Bands. With genres ranging from classic rock to heavy metal to electro-house, this year's lineup will bring some of central Pennsylvania's best talent to Penn State for one night to battle it out. While some of these artists are household names in the Penn State music scene, others may be unknown to the majority of students. So here's your chance to get a first look at this year's lineup before they take the stage tomorrow at 9 p.m. in Alumni Hall.