How To Follow Along With Onward State’s THON 2024 Coverage
THON Weekend is here.
As always, Onward State will be inside the Bryce Jordan Center for all 46 hours of this year’s THON, and the fun is set to kick off in just a few hours.
Following an entire year of fundraising and donations, 708 dancers will dance for 46 hours in the Bryce Jordan Center. Onward State will work from press row, the floor, the concourse, and all throughout the ~boomin’~ BJC to provide everything you need to know throughout one of Penn State’s most beloved events.
Here’s how to stay updated down to the minute.
Live Blog
Our live blog will be frequently updated throughout the weekend with anything and everything regarding happenings in the Bryce Jordan Center. Every story and all of our commentary will be showcased within our live blog and directly on our site.
While @OnwardState will house all of our stories, photos, and videos from THON 2024, @THONwardState will keep you updated by the minute with live tweets spanning from 6 p.m. on Friday to Sunday’s total reveal.
Our Instagram account will host visual updates and interactive content throughout the weekend. For pictures, videos, stories, and more from our visual staff, follow along with @OnwardState.
Hey, old folks. All of our posts, stories, images, and videos will be uploaded to Facebook, too.
TikTok
Truthfully, who knows what kind of TikTok content could be cooked up this weekend. Check out our TikTok account for cherished tomfoolery to keep you giggling all 46 hours.
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