Penn State THON is an annual 46-hour no-sitting, no-sleeping fundraising event  to raise money for the Four Diamonds Fund. THON is the largest student-run philanthropy group in the world, and it involves thousands of students, including dancers, volunteers, and supporters, who work together to raise millions of dollars each year. This event runs February of every year and is open to the public. To explore everything THON has to offer including organizations, performers, and dates, visit THON's website below. 

Going to at least one Penn State football game is an absolute must. Being in Beaver Stadium with 110,000 other fans is an experience like no other. You can even join Nittanyville which is a student-run campout tradition in order to get a front row spot in the student section. Make sure to find out when student tickets go on sale and do your best to get them. The "white-out" is unrivaled and is surely a must-do during your tenure at Penn State. For information about how to enter the lottery for student tickets, visit the PSU student ticket website below.

Penn State has more to offer than just football. The Hockey, Basketball, Volleyball, Lacrosse, Soccer, and Wrestling matches are always fan favorites. Many of these games are free and allow students to enjoy the sport and show their Penn State Pride. On the Penn State Athletics website found below, you can find information on all PSU sports. In the menu section, click "teams" to view all sports rosters, schedules, and news. 

Penn State's Homecoming weekend is a student-run event aimed to celebrate Penn State tradition. The weekend includes a large parade on Friday that spans all of campus and downtown along with the Homecoming football game at Beaver Stadium on Saturday. To find Homecoming dates and information about events, click the buttton below tosee the PSU Homecoming website.

Penn State's Bryce Jordan Center (and on occasion Beaver Stadium) host a multitude of concerts each year including all genres. Past performances include Travis Scott, Zach Bryan, Drake, Billy Joel, Luke Combs, and many more. To view a full list of upcoming concerts and events, visit the Bryce Jordan Center's website found below. 

Penn State's beautiful campus has numerous iconic photo spots. None more famous than The Lion Shrine found on the west side of campus near Rec Hall. This shrine is Pennsylvania's second most photographed spot only trailing the Liberty Bell. To learn more about the history of the lion shrine and what makes it so iconic to Penn State, click the button below and visit Penn State website.