[Photo Story] Human Tunnel Welcomes THON 2024 Dancers
It’s almost time, folks!
After months of anticipation, THON 2024 is almost underway. This afternoon, dancers arrived at the Bryce Jordan Center through the annual human tunnel tradition, with friends, family, and committee members cheering on each participant.
As always, our photographers were on the scene to capture all the excitement. Let’s take a look at some best entrances throughout the entrance process.
The dancers made their way down University Drive toward the Bryce Jordan Center.
There was no shortage of support for this year’s dancers.
The dancers headed for the entrance to the Bryce Jordan Center, otherwise known as their home for the weekend.
The dancers eventually made their way onto the floor of the Bryce Jordan Center, and over the next 46 hours, 708 students will dance for a cure.
There were lots of smiles and hugs as the dancers got ready for THON to start.
It’s almost time to dance!
Your ad blocker is on.
Please choose an option below.
Purchase a Subscription!
About the Author
James Franklin Confident In Penn State Football Tight Ends As Khalil Dinkins Returns To Practice
Tight end Andrew Rappleyea saw extensive game action with Dinkins sidelined on Saturday.
Penn State Athletics Receives Third $10 Million Gift For Beaver Stadium Renovations
With the donation, Lubert and Estadt’s names will be attached to the Lubert Family Welcome Center.
Penn State Employee Killed In College Township Crash
Josiah Christophel, 22, was a member of Penn State’s Class of 2024 and an employee at Penn State’s Applied Research Laboratory.
