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[Photo Story] Friday Night At THON 2024

That’s a wrap on the first day of THON Weekend!

Opening night of THON 2024 was action-packed, featuring a new line dance, a performance from WALK THE MOON, and lots of bubbles. As always, our photographers were at the Bryce Jordan Center to capture all the action.

Let’s take a look back at Friday’s events through some of our favorite photos.

Dancers arrived at the Bryce Jordan Center with tons of support from family and friends.

Once THON began, the first order of business was learning the new line dance.

Before long, the bowl of the Bryce Jordan Center was packed.

We got our first look at the THON 2024 merchandise selection.

Plenty of adorable kids were having a blast on the floor.

As always, there were lots and lots of bubbles!

The headline event for the event was a concert by surprise national performer WALK THE MOON.

After the concert was over, the dancers found lots of creative ways to pass the time and have some fun.

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Mikey DeAngelis

Mikey DeAngelis is a senior majoring in film production who is also serving as one of Onward State's visual editors. During his free time, he enjoys making content for his YouTube channel. Mikey loves Philly sports, traveling and hiking in National Parks, and watching movies. To reach Mikey, feel free to reach out on Twitter (@mikey_deangelis) or by email (mikeydeangelis@onwardstate.com).

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