The real source of the phrase and cheer was told first in 1999, by noted Penn State historian, Lou Prato in the publication Town and Gown.
It started as a gift in 1987. Over 25 years later, Nittany Notes is still alive, and it’s now the town’s most prodigious note providing service, employing 200 students and offering notes and practice exams for some 325 courses.
Have you had the pleasure of meeting Penn State’s one and only, "Mad Capper?" No? Allow us to formally introduce you.
Penn State's Lion Ambassadors are getting ready to illuminate Old State with their Lantern Tours on Friday, September 25th.
The Breazeale Nuclear Reactor is celebrating 60 years of research, education, outreach, and service at Penn State this year. The research done here has contributed a great deal to the nuclear energy world, and researchers wish to continue those advancements into the future.
Don't be surprised if you hear No. 29's name called a lot this season.