Starting tomorrow, car sharing service Zipcar will be available in State College. This means that you, the students, won't have worry about ripping your wallet open for a parking pass or stashing your car in the middle of nowhere, just for the few occasions that you'll need to drive while at Penn State.
Students are invited to join all of their favorite Penn State celebs in wearing pink, and will be able to get their picture taken holding a sign that says why they wear pink, or fill out a ribbon in memory of someone that they fight for- all for free. Those who can't make it to the HUB can stay involved by using #PaintPSUPink on Instagram and Twitter.
A chapter of Nourish International, an organization that works in hopes of eradicating extreme poverty, has just been launched at Penn State, and is looking for students to join the cause.
By probably we really mean definitely.
Despite the rainy State College weather, thousands of alumni lined the streets all over campus to watch the highly anticipated Homecoming Parade on Friday, and here are some of the craziest things we heard them say.
Only two students out of nearly 40,000 are endowed with Homecoming royalty each year. During halftime on Saturday, John Satira and Rhonda Bates became the newest Penn State Homecoming King and Queen in front of more than 107,000 people.