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Brainstorming Penn State-Themed Ornaments

It’s Christmas time, folks. Start putting up your trees and decorating.

From the Nittany Lion to James Franklin, your tree should be covered with Penn State icons. To give you some ideas on how to decorate your tree this season, we got busy creating some ornaments.

The Duck & The Lion

Penn State might have had a tough loss to Oregon, but at least the Duck was there! With this ornament, he’s even cheering on the Nittany Lions.

CATAbus

One of the only things that get Penn State students to their classes when it’s cold is the famous CATAbus. This holiday season, they’re only taking us northbound!

James Franklin

If James Franklin is actually Santa, we’re asking to beat SMU. We’re not sure how we feel about sitting on his lap, though.

Peachy Paterno

It’s never too cold for Peachy Paterno ice cream from Berkey Creamery!

Tyler Warren

It’s proven that having this ornament brightens your holiday season. This is the most complete ornament in college football.

Old Main

Who wouldn’t want the iconic Old Main on their tree? It’s even got a wreath on it, just in case you forgot it was Christmas.

Nittany Reindeer

Rudolph isn’t steering Santa’s sleigh this year…

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Tia Kaschauer

Tia is a sophmore from Pittsburgh majoring in Public Relations! She's a big fan of sports, icks, and lemonade. To see some of her super cool photos, Instagram: @TK_Media412, to get in touch, email: [email protected].

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