The seventeen members of The Pennharmonics, who have dubbed themselves Penn State's premiere co-ed a cappella group, lived up to that description this weekend, winning the Varsity Vocals International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella regional semifinals. They will go on to represent the mid-Atlantic in the international finals on April 28, held in New York City's "The Town Hall", a performance space located in midtown Manhattan.
So, my initial plan was to hop on one of these new CATA buses, because as per our last post, they cost a whopping $5 million so I figured these must be some pretty bougie rides. However, when I waited at the White Loop (aka Whoop) stop yesterday for about 30 minutes, three regular lowbrow buses rolled by, so I said f*ck this, I'm just gonna talk about what I would expect a $450,000 bus would include.
Grillers, a student favorite for cheap fried food and grilled cheese sandwiches, was closed abruptly yesterday by the State College Department of Ordinance Enforcement & Public Health. Check out more after the jump.
After capturing their first NCAA title since the 1953 season last year, Cael Sanderson’s Nittany Lions cruised to a second straight championship this weekend in St. Louis, Mo. Check out the details after the jump!
The Penn State club boxing team will host eight schools this weekend at the White Building gymnasium for the Eastern Collegiate Boxing Association Regional Boxing Tournament. The hometown Penn State team, Army, and Lock Haven are the favorites heading into the tournament's Friday start, which will also include fighters from Coast Guard, VMI, Shippensburg, Georgetown, Maryland, and UMass.
The Nittany Lion wrestlers, fresh off their second straight Big Ten title, are looking to win a second straight NCAA championship as well starting tomorrow in the Scottrade Center in St. Louis, Mo.