As July approaches, the days will get longer and hotter. With that, the need for a cold dessert only grows stronger.
I remember when news first broke that Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers would be opening a new location in downtown State College.
Summer in State College has certainly begun, and if air conditioning and popsicles aren’t cooling you down, don’t worry — The Daily Collegian has your back with a list of places to swim around town.
Jack Harlow headlined Penn State’s Movin’ On festival, which is held every year to close out the spring semester.
Portland, Oregon, rapper Aminé took the stage at Penn State’s Movin’ On music festival. His performance followed Fitz and The Tantrums' set and preceded Jack Harlow.
After opening acts The Women’s National Hockey League and The Aces performed at the 2022 Movin’ On music festival, indie pop and neo-soul band Fitz and The Tantrums took the stage around 6:30 p.m.
After Movin’ On was canceled in 2020 and held online in 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic, Penn State’s annual music festival has made its long-awaited return to campus.
After playing nearly 20 shows this year, bassist Rob Borysiewicz described State College band Mellow Honey as “so much more than a psych[adelic] rock band.”
After playing many house shows throughout State College since November 2021, the members of local band No Thanks have set themselves apart from other bands in the area because they are “very improvisational,” bassist Ryan “Weastie” Weast said.
Penn State is home to a range of songs that are instantly recognized by students. Found in Penn State playlists across Spotify, these songs — from party anthems to football chanting classics — are crucial for new students to know before coming to Happy Valley.
If you’re reading this, there’s a good chance you’re a newly minted Penn State student in the class of 2026. Congratulations!
As my freshman year comes to a close, the countdown for the class of 2026 to come to campus begins.
Breaking Benjamin performed a rock concert at Penn State’s Bryce Jordan Center on Wednesday Night, joined by Seether, Starset and Lacey Sturm.
Coming to Penn State to pursue an undergraduate education, many students worry about their upcoming exams, Greek life functions and sports tournaments.
When Penn State students walk into the Matson Museum of Anthropology, their eyes may immediately snap to the vibrant hats of the collection titled “Hats of Many Colors.”
Last week in State College, we saw snow in April, which can only mean one thing — we have a new Pusha T album out.
With Penn State’s finals week quickly approaching, some Pollock Testing Center employees are prepared for collecting more stories like the ones they’ve previously experienced during their time at the center.
New Student Orientation is a chance for prospective students to learn the ins and outs of Penn State. With this preliminary step into the college world comes a lot of introductions and, of course, icebreakers.
Every August, new students eagerly wait for their college experience to start as they move on from high school. With such a big leap into a new chapter, students must adjust to a new lifestyle.
Balancing fashion trends with casual comfort, there are many ways incoming Penn State students could dress for their New Student Orientation debut, and a few Nittany Lions offered their niche tips.
