At first, I was a bit dismayed when I realized that this week's UPUA meeting would fall on the first night of Rosh Hashanah, but apparently, the only person missing from 302 HUB on account of the holiday was one Onward State reporter. UPUA might not have taken the week off, but they did take it easy, working through a light agenda that included very little, if any, new business.
Do you like free t-shirts? Do you enjoy college girls wearing Under Armour? If you answered yes to either of these questions, chances are the Under Armour Challenge being held Thursday at Penn State is for you.
The Zombies are coming to the State Theatre. No, not the shuffling, brain-eating ones with rotting flesh. This is the groovy, psychedelic English rock band of the '60s.
The beauty of Mount Nittany is free to all members of the State College community. The Mount Nittany Conservancy works very hard to keep maintain it through charitable donations and benefits. This Friday the organization will hold its second annual Mount Nittany Night.
If you unfamiliar with the above hashtag, I'd suggest reading this post from last week. I wrote last week that Guido D'Elia said there was 7:1 blue band to piped in music ratio and many have been asking if that number is even close. Well, here are some results.
Looks like Movin' On organizers listened to last year's suggestions from students to get started on finding acts early. They released this year's first survey on Saturday, posting it on their facebook account.