Alumni Can Live in the Dorms Again at Arts Fest
For only $50 and a little bit of humility, Penn State alumni will get a chance to relive the good old days this Arts Fest. Look at some art, get loaded downtown, and stumble back to your dorm courtesy of the Penn State Alumni Association.
In corroboration with the Penn State Alumni Association, Residence Life is offering on-campus lodging during Arts Fest week from July 10 through July 14. Alumni will be able to enjoy the ritz and luxury of West Halls, including a complimentary Waring Commons dining hall breakfast each day.
Also included with a room is linens, blanket, towel, wash cloth, and bar of soap. All effort will be made to grant room requests, so if you ever lived in West Halls, here’s your chance to go back and sand out that “JIM <3 BECKY” you carved under your desk in 1972.
Reservations are being taken now at this link for $50 a night for Alumni Association members. Here’s more on the festival itself.
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