As we near the 18 hour mark, it's normal for those who have been in the stands supporting the dancers to get tired. Even if you've only been in the Bryce Jordan Center for a few hours, this is a completely normal time for energy to start getting low, after hours of standing around, probably not eating too much and generally not doing much. Have no fear though, here at Onward State, we're all about helping out and sharing our nuggets of wisdom with you, so we've compiled some energy-boosting solutions for your current state of tiredness.
10 seconds off your feet with several hands massaging your aching body is a dancer's little slice of paradise in the BJC -- that is, if paradise tasted like baby powder. But what about the masseuses who work tirelessly to make the dancer's brief reprieve everything they imagined? We give you: nine things that go through a masseuses mind during slides of strength.
In an amazing feat, Kappa Kappa Gamma and Delta Chi were able to move their entire THON organizations across the BJC in search of more space and a closer view.
We tracked down two freshmen, out of the 708 dancers that are on the floor this weekend - practically a needle in a haystack in the chaos in the BJC.
THON is an important part of the University, but it's most certainly not the entirety of what this Penn State experience means. Help us share your story. Tell us why you're not heading to the Bryce Jordan Center for THON.
Since Grillers (RIP) left us in 2013, there has been a noticeable void in the State College Grilled Cheese scene. While there are still other options, like some of my personal favorites Five Guys and Panera Bread, there's something about a cheap grilled cheese that just can't be replaced so easily.