Urban Outfitters To Host ‘College Night’ Celebrating 5th Anniversary
Urban Outfitters will host a UO College Night presented by Fujifilm on Thursday from 5-8 p.m. at its College Avenue location. The clothing store features College Nights like this one as part of its #UOonCampus campaign to promote college town stores across the nation.
In addition to providing free stuff and entertainment to students, this year’s Penn State UO College Night will also commemorate the five-year anniversary of the location, which opened in September 2011.
Activities will include live music from The Lion DJ Kid AV, a free Fujifilm photo booth, and a live performance from the Urban Dance Troupe from 7-8 p.m. The El Gringo Taco Truck and Food for Thought Food Truck will provide drinks and snacks. Students who have the Urban Outfitters Rewards app will also receive a 50 percent discount on all sale items, making that “hipster” look much more affordable.
As a Penn State twist on this UO College Night, students can design and decorate do-it-yourself White Out shirts if they donate to THON — just in time for Saturday’s Stripe Out against Temple.
Students are encouraged to RSVP online.
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