#THON14 Dominating Social Media, Trending in Japan
Anytime 15,000 people gather in the same place for the same event, there’s bound to be a plethora of social media fodder. Add in the fact that the Penn State community has an incredibly robust social media presence, and it’s a recipe for success.
Take, for instance, these trends maps from the Eastern United States and Pennsylvania:
As if that wasn’t impressive enough, check out this trend map of Japan:
Keep dancing and keep Tweeting, Penn State!
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