
Something as amazing as THON always attracts its fair share of celebrity endorsements, and the Kardashians have always been some of the more prominent. Four of the Kardashian sisters tweeted messages of support for everyone THONning this weekend. Hopefully one of these years, they'll show up to THON!

Hershey-based band Gates Tomorrow woke up the crowd this morning as THON crept through the mid-morning hours, delivering a vintage setlist that had everyone in the BJC dancing.

For junior Melissa Wenzel, the journey to Penn State and THON wasn't an immediate one, but it was the most important.
Now in her third semester, Wenzel is dancing in THON for the National Student Speech Language Hearing Association (NSSLHA). Wenzel transferred to Penn State from Elmira College in New York in her fourth semester. With only a little over a year under her belt at Penn State, Wenzel looked towards THON to help her get acquainted at the dauntingly large university.

We have officially reached that point at the BJC. Dance moves have gotten loopy. Outfits have become progressively more ridiculous. Props are just absurd. Take the brothers of Kappa Delta Rho, who are currently sporting such fashions as a cropped cat sweater and margarita print Hawaiian shirt while they dance and wave around a plunger. Yes, a plunger; the instrument used to unclog toilets. I decided it was best not to ask where it came from.

Ever since THON originated as a dance competition between fraternities here at Penn State, Greek members have continued to be a driving factor in producing THON's success. During all hours of THON it is impossible to miss the enormous A's, E's and K's bobbing over the crowd.
Various members of fraternities and sororities entered the stage to introduce THON 2013's Greek Hour, including IFC President Chip Ray and PHC President Rachel Franceschino.