Last week, the Courtney Lennartz and Katelyn Mullen ticket kicked off their campaign and unveiled their platform. On Tuesday night, the ticket revealed the strategy for their UPUA presidential campaign during an informal meeting in Willard.
Look, I’m not going to lie to you -- I don’t know much about UPUA, I don’t particularly like UPUA, and I honestly haven’t even remotely cared about UPUA until the last month. I don’t expect you to understand its structure, bylaws, or history of worthless spending. However, I do strongly encourage you to lend an ear to this year's UPUA election coverage over the next ten days, both on this site and from other outlets. And more importantly, I encourage you to vote.
Calling all Penn State ladies: the Penn State Marketing Association (PSMA) powderpuff football tournament has almost arrived! If you're not doing anything this Saturday afternoon, grab a few friends and get ready to take the field. The event, which will be raising money to benefit the Special Olympics of Pennsylvania in honor of Joe Paterno, will be taking place at 1p.m. in the multisport complex behind the BJC.
The stage was set last night in Alumni Hall, as all three UPUA Presidential tickets tried to convince a student audience that they were the best choice to lead the 7th Assembly next year.
While traveling to class today, you may have seen multiple sidewalk chalk drawings around campus advertising for the Evan Ponter/Ryan Kristobak UPUA presidential campaign. It turns out that this act may go against University policy, and the ticket could face penalties.
Pink was the theme last night in 102 Thomas, as Maggie Quinn held a second campaign meeting to rally support for her bid for UPUA President.
Quinn, accompanied by VP candidate Gina Feghali, reiterated much of what was covered at her campaign kick-off last week.