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Crowdsource: We Want To Hear Your Spooky Penn State Stories

With history dating all the way back to the 1800s, Penn State has had plenty of time to develop an urban legend or two.

With century-old hidden tunnel systems lining the campus’s underground and buildings, we began to wonder if anyone has encountered something sinister in their time here, especially during the eeriest time of year.

Have you ever had a spooky, unexplainable event of your own happen on campus or downtown? Maybe you saw something no one else did, or you heard the ghost of Betsy Aardsma in the stacks late at night. Whatever it was, we want to hear about it.

Share your spookiest Penn State story for a chance to be featured on our site!

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Maggie Alderisio

Maggie is a sophomore from Albany, New York majoring in broadcast journalism and English. She enjoys skiing, music, sarcastic banter, and staying up until ungodly hours of the night for no good reason. You can find her on Instagram @maggiealderisio, email her at [email protected], or bump into her eating a bagel in the Irvings basement.

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