In all my years of attending Penn State games, I’ve seen my fair share of great victories, and I’ve also seen my fair share of crushing defeats. But never have I seen a Penn State team go into another Big Ten team’s stadium in primetime and absolutely demolish its opponent. That’s exactly what I saw Saturday night at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City. Here’s what I took away from the incredible atmosphere.
Halloween is upon us, and that means college students everywhere are figuring out what they're going to dress up as. A lot goes into this decision, but before you finalize your outfit here's a few things that you don't want to do.
It was a good sports weekend for Penn State in places other than just Iowa City. Several programs won, and the women's soccer team clinched its fifteenth consecutive regular season conference championship. A review of all the teams in action can be found below.
This is the first installment of a five-part series that will take a look back at the most memorable Penn State-Ohio State games since the Nittany Lions joined the Big Ten in 1993. Hopefully this serves as both an informative and entertaining way to get you pumped up for Saturday. Each day, we will provide a short recap of the selected game, and brief interviews with a few fans who were in attendance. Today, the 2001 contest in which the Nittany Lions beat the Buckeyes 29-27, is featured.
PSU Votes will be hosting a screening for the final presidential debate, focusing on foreign policy, in the HUB tonight, with a discussion hosted by Sociology professor Sam Richards after the screening. As an added bonus, students who attend will get a chance to write the headline for the story that will accompany the article about the debate that will be picked by Onward State staffers.
The Penn State Women's Volleyball Team (20-1, 10-0 Big Ten) defeated the Michigan Wolverines in Ann Arbor over the weekend (25-19, 25-18, 21-25, 22-25, 15-10), extending their winning streak to a season-high 14 games.
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