Michael Pilato's "Inspiration" mural on Heister Street has received a lot of attention over the past year, but starting on Monday, that attention will be directed at an incredible event aimed to bring hope and healing to the Penn State community.
On September 15th, PSU supporters will gather on the Old Main lawn to rally against the actions of Erickson and the BOT throughout the scandal.
Staff predictions return for Week 2 as various Onward State writers offer their thoughts on tomorrow's Penn State game. Last week, everyone predicted a victory against the Ohio Bobcats, and everyone was wrong. This week, the picks are less than unanimous as the Nittany Lions (0-1) hit the road to take on the Virginia Cavaliers (1-0).
That's right, no football at Beaver Stadium this weekend. Don't worry though, there's still plenty of great ways to enjoy your gameday Saturday even with the Lions traveling to Virginia.
I distinctly recall the first time I walked the Patee Mall to enter the Patte-Paterno Library, it felt like I was entering this. While I did not stroll by to search for the Holy Grail, I wanted to take a look around one of, if not THE, best University library in the country. I was soon to learn that I had no idea where I was. Since the place is twice the size of my high school, I quickly got lost.
Last night, the University Park Undergraduate Association (UPUA) held their first penis meeting -- I mean town hall meeting -- of the year on the first floor of the HUB. I apologize for the mix-up there but I guess it's just stuck in my head after reading Chair of the Assembly Spencer Malloy's memorandum suggested that more UPUA members "attend ... regular penis meetings". Malloy responded to a text last night, explaining that he was "just so tired from going to all these penis meetings that [he] didn't notice. Moving on.