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‘WOOOOOOO YEAH’: Penn Staters Delighted Over First Snow Day Of The Year

See y’all at Country Night, amiright?

Penn Staters were thrilled Tuesday night to hear that the university canceled in-person classes, activities, and work due to forecasted snow and ice on Wednesday, January 25. The ~snow day~ is in effect until 5 a.m. on Thursday, January 26.

Rather than having to wake up to the announcement, Penn State administrators decided to be heroes and share the news just after 8 p.m. Tuesday.

Naturally, folks took to Twitter to express their excitement.

https://twitter.com/bparma2/status/1618055171908730880

It’s the first snow day of the academic year!

Let’s go, Sammy! We’re happy for you!

https://twitter.com/holtbymoly/status/1618055839180550145

Boomers Others, however, couldn’t believe Penn State could be so soft.

This guy gets it.

If there’s one positive from Penn State men’s basketball’s 65-45 loss to Rutgers, it’s this:

Maybe, it’s because Penn Staters will be crying. Maybe.

Enjoy your snow day, Penn State!

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Colleen Nersten

Colleen is a washed-up biology grad and former associate editor. Her legacy will live on through stories like “10 Questions With State College Sensation ‘Hot UPS Bae’”. If you’re a STEM girlie, this is your sign to take the leap of faith and learn to write. It’s pretty fun. Colleen misses the hate mail and can be reached at [email protected] or via LinkedIn.

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