You're invited to the Spring Carnival hosted by the Panhellenic and Interfraternity Councils.
Anand Ganjam and Emily McDonald officially took over the UPUA executive last night as predecessor Katelyn Mullen swore the pair into their new positions as president and vice president of the undergraduate student body.
For the fourth year in a row, Penn State's Men Against Violence will be hosting "Walk A Mile In Her Shoes" on April 10 at 1 p.m. Men will don a pair of pumps—don't worry, the heels go up to size 14—and walk for a mile starting at 203 Boucke and ending on Pollock Road.
The seemingly mindless act was stopped by an assistant principal who jumped on the perpetrator before he was able to injure more students. Right behind the principal was Ian Griffith, a senior at Franklin Regional who is set to enroll at Penn State in the fall. Griffith was interviewed by WPXI about his act of courage this morning.
If you want to try an outlet for the fear you face about graduation that isn't going to kill your liver, perhaps you can try listening to some über-depressing music. As Onward State's resident sad music guy, I've got your back.
As is the case in just about any election, from national to student government, there are bound to be a few interesting write-in votes once the ballots are tallied. In last week’s UPUA election, which officially elected Penn State’s Ninth Assembly of undergraduate representatives, plenty of amusing write-in votes were, well, written in.