You might have seen them on the campus story or playing in the HUB during Homecoming, but what is that mysterious group with ukuleles? It’s none other than the Penn State Ukulele Club.

PSUkulele, started by Christy Nunn, is only about a year old and it takes members with all ranges of abilities. They meet in the Agricultural Engineering Building every Tuesday night to jam together. This club is low stress and low commitment, and the main goal of it is just to have a good time. The members of the club pick the songs they want to play, and learn them by projecting the chords on the screen, so that the whole club can play along. Some people belt out the lyrics, while others are more content simply plucking along. If you want to learn how to play ukulele, as long as you bring your own uke, you can give it a go.

We got the chance to attend one of these ukulele practices, and this video shows what it is like to be a part of the PSUkulele Club.

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Maggie Wrobel

Maggie is a sophomore majoring in Film and Video, and is a videographer for Onward State. She is from Bethlehem, PA (no, not where Jesus was born), and she loves the Christmas City. Maggie is a firm believer in the saying, "you gotta risk it to get the biscuit," and is always ready to pet any dog she passes on the street. You can contact her at [email protected]. But you should follow her on Twitter: @m_wrobs

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