THON children oftentimes look up to dancers as superheroes this weekend. One dancer, Maddy Cook, has taken that to heart, choosing to sport a cape for the weekend.
Atlas FTK is using their love of ducks to help pass time during THON.
"Last year we had about 25 active members," explained the club's VP, Mike Buchanan. "The year before that maybe 6. This year we have about 60 active members. We're just growing exponentially."
Ariela Rossberg '10, Penn State graduate and author, wrote a children's book titled, "The Gray Days," and is donating all proceeds to THON.
Right now, 707 Penn Staters are dancing in the hope that we may one day eradicate pediatric cancer. Meet Dan Henkin, a senior who is dancing this year for Spisis, which is the THON organization for men’s and women’s club ultimate frisbee. Why do you THON? I THON because it really makes a difference. You […]
Among the thousands of Penn State students present at THON 2014 is a group of students from the University of Delaware who, like all the people in the BJC, are fighting for the kids.