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#MusicMonday: Getting Back In The Swing of Things

Welcome back, students. Two months sit between you and summer (hooray!) or for you seniors, graduation (booooo!). Either way, you're going to need some music to get your brain back in work mode. You've come to the right spot. This week's selections are brought to you by Dennis McNamara, Sam Cooper, Zach Berger, Matt D'Ippolito, Meghin Moore and Dan Vecellio.

Overheard On Twitter: Recruiting Dominos

After Adam Breneman made his decision to attend Penn State on Friday night, fellow recruit, Virginia quarterback Christian Hackenberg, welcomed the tight end to the Nittany Lion family.

10 Questions With StateCollege.com EIC Ron Musselman

Just two weeks ago, Ron Musselman was named the new editor-in-chief of LazerPro Digital Media Group, our parent company, which also controls StateCollege.com, Altoona.com, and Williamsport.com. He brings to the table 30 years of experience in the newspaper industry, most recently working for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazzette as their State College writer. We are excited to have Ron on the team and look forward to working with him more in the future.

Distraction of the Day: PSU Athletes Lip Syncing Usher

Penn State athletes Garry Gilliam, Nate Cadogan, and Jon Graham share their lip syncing talents with the world!

Sober and Frat-less: A Greek’s Guide To State Patty’s Day

It's official. There's no way around it. As far as us Greeks are concerned, there is no State Patty's Day for us. IFC and Panhellenic have made it abundantly clear that they will not be tolerating any form of inebriated fun this weekend and have cruel and unusual punishments prepared should we try to defy them. So, what other options do we have this weekend? Let me list the ways we can enjoy our non-State Patty's Day weekend.

State Patty’s Day: Make Good Choices

Today, we'd like to echo something that Dr. Dennis Shea (@GTWMA) has been saying. "You decide whether to build up or break down." As adults, we all have this choice. In the end, nothing a blog, an email, an RA, or a professor says can control your behavior. You have to do it. Being an adult comes with freedom, like the freedom to drink as much as you want. It also, however, comes with responsibility, like the responsibility to enhance the community you live in, to leave State College a better place than when you found it.

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