How To Follow Our Coverage Of THON 2020
We’ve waited a whole year for this, folks. This weekend, we dance.
A year’s worth of fundraising efforts culminates in the world’s largest student-run philanthropy event as 707 Penn Staters will dance for 46 hours at the Bryce Jordan Center. Thousands of other students will support them throughout the weekend from the stands. And more than a few performers and local celebrities will make cameos to rally the dancers and raise awareness for Four Diamonds’ fight against pediatric cancer.
Onward State will be posted up on press row (Section 123, come say hi) and on the floor all weekend to bring you live coverage of THON 2020. We’ll be profiling dancers, interviewing student supporters, and maybe even showering in the BJC bathrooms, so follow along as we tell this portion of the Penn State story over the next 48 hours!
Live Blog
We’ll be updating this post with everything that happens throughout the weekend. This is your home for all things Onward State during THON weekend.
@OnwardState: This is where we’ll be sharing all our stories and pictures from the BJC.
@THONwardState: We’ll be live-tweeting a bit more from here, so check in for play-by-play updates from the time dancers enter the building until the directors reveal the total on Sunday.
We’ll be posting pictures and stories throughout THON on here, so follow us on Insta for a more visual look at the weekend.
We love our Penn State moms, so follow along here if you fall in that target demo. Even if you don’t, follow us here anyway.
TikTok
It’s 2020. Follow us here for videos of everyone in the BJC doing Renegade.
From The Stands
In addition to our normal coverage from press row, one of our writers has decided to dance for all 46 hours from the stands. We’ll check in with senior Anthony Fiset throughout the weekend, and he’ll be live tweeting from @THONwardState (signed “-anTHONy) as he attempts this feat. He asks that all volunteers, dancers, and supporters reply to his tweets with their DonorDrive links and share why they THON to support him.
Disclaimer: Onward State doesn’t condone dancing in the stands without the support of THON volunteers. This is something Anthony chose to do on his own to support THON and help raise awareness for its mission.
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