Residence Halls to Open Early for Michigan State Game
Penn State students living on campus who want to go to Saturday’s football game or are just jonesin’ to get back to State College a couple of days early are in luck. Penn State announced today that all residence halls will open two days earlier than normal in order to accommodate the Penn State-Michigan State game on Saturday.
“For those who want to come back, we certainly want to accommodate them,” Conal Carr, director of housing operations, said in a statement.
Residence halls will reopen 3 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 28. after being cleared out by 10 a.m. on Saturday for the Thanksgiving break. Penn State will kickoff against Michigan at 3:30 p.m. on Nov. 29 for senior day in what will be the final regular season game of the year.
There you have it. There’s now no excuse not to come back to cheer Penn State out of Pinstripe Bowl purgatory.
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