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Blue and White Society to Celebrate Penn State with PS i(Heart)U Week

There will be plenty of Penn State spirit April 18-22 with the Blue and White Society – the student membership of the Alumni Association – hosting its ninth annual PS i(Heart)U Week.

The mission of PS i(heart)U Week is to encourage University pride and celebrate Penn State traditions, with a week full of events and activities.

The week will feature recruitment tables across the University Park campus, hosted by the Blue and White Society (BWS) and in partnership with other student organizations such as Lion Ambassadors, Homecoming and Penn State Hillel. These stations will allow current Blue and White Society members to renew their membership, get this year’s membership tee, and snag some freebies. Interested students will also have the chance to start their membership with BWS.

Other notable activities include a HUB carnival – featuring music, food, carnival games, inflatables, prizes, and more – Old Main Open House, a yoga class, and much more.

To see the full list of events and details for 2022 PS i(Heart)U Week, click here. The Blue & White Society is the student membership of the Penn State Alumni Association, with societies at campuses across the Commonwealth. With more than 7,000 members, it is the largest and one of the most active student organizations at Penn State.

BWS plans many events on campus each year while also participating in events such as THON, Homecoming, Relay For Life, and various community service programs. To become a member of the Blue & White Society, visit alumni.psu.edu/membership.

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