Topics

More

The Best Signs Of Penn State-Pitt Hate Week: East Halls Edition

The Penn State-Pitt hate week signs are about as big of a tradition as the football matchup itself. All over campus this week, windows were filled with a rainbow assortment of witty sticky notes.

For the freshmen, their first (and last) hate week is a particularly exciting time. The signs you’ll see popping up are sure to bring back an overwhelming sense of nostalgia.

Check out some of our favorite signs below.

If you can’t get into college (or get laid), go to Pitt.

Honestly, who would DARE do such a horrendous thing? Looking at you, Mark Hall.

These renovated East dorms are clearly being put to good use.

Conversely, these unrenovated East dorms still need to keep their windows open in the heat. However, we think you probably got the message on this one.

The bloody handprint really makes this window that much more special.

Never forget.

We’re sure all the moms out there would love this one.

Your ad blocker is on.

Please choose an option below.

Sign up for our e-mail newsletter:
OR
Support quality journalism:
Purchase a Subscription!

About the Author

Ryen Gailey

Ryen is a senior early childhood education major from "right outside of Philly" - or in exact words, from 23.0 miles outside of Philly. She loves all things Penn State and has been a huge Penn State gal since before she could walk. Send her pictures of puppies, or hate mail at [email protected]

Penn State Football’s Nick Singleton Brings Size, Speed, & Receiving Ability To 2026 NFL Draft

Despite a down year in 2025, Singleton’s run power and receiving skills make him a solid developmental prospect at the professional level.

Report: Former Penn State Hoops Guard Kayden Mingo Transfers To Baylor

Penn State’s highest-rated recruit of all time is off to the Big 12.

Mike Rhoades Wanted To Build Penn State Hoops The Old-Fashioned Way, But That’s Not How College Basketball Works Anymore

If things went to plan for Mike Rhoades, 2025-26 was supposed to be for roster growth and chemistry. Instead, it’s a lost year.

113kFollowers
68.8kFollowers
4,570Subscribers
Sign up for our Newsletter
Other posts by Ryen

A Letter To Your Teacher On The Last Day Of School: Ryen Gailey’s Senior Column

“Whatever comes next, I just hope it brings me a fraction of the joy I’ve experienced in the last four years. After all, life is better off with a smile when you’re dancing like nobody’s watching.”

Trustee Candidate Barbara Doran Seeks To Help Penn State ‘Soar To New Heights’

Penn State To Host Class Of 2020 Commencement Weekend Events Starting April 29