Members of Penn State's Alpha Delta Phi fraternity, in black, competed against Zeta Beta Tau fraternity in intramural flag football on Oct. 24 at the intramural fields near Beaver Stadium. Penn State offers students a variety of intramural team and individual sports throughout the year. Go to www.athletics.psu.edu/recsports for information about intramural sports at Penn State.

Penn State's Center for Performing Arts' annual Student Patio Party moved indoors on Sept. 7 due to the rain. A variety of foods, activities and prizes were offered to Penn State students as well as discount tickets to all performances coming to Eisenhower Auditorium this season.

None of the Above, the oldest co-ed a cappella group at Penn State, performed on Aug. 20 during Convocation ceremonies held at the Bryce Jordan Center on Penn State's University Park campus. Convocation annually marks the beginning of the new academic year and is the official welcoming event for new freshmen students.

Members of the Penn State Philharmonic Orchestra and University choirs are joined in bows by professional soloists Eleni Calenos, Penn State alumna Amanda Siliker, Eduardo Villa and Hector Vasquez following the School of Music's production of Guiseppe Verdi's "Requiem," conducted by Professor Gerardo Edelstein on stage in Eisenhower Auditorium on Saturday, April 2. Nearly 400 student musicians participated in the production, which drew an audience of 2,100-plus.

Members of the OPP Crew work to place floor mats to build the THON dance floor in the Bryce Jordan Center on Penn State's University Park campus. The crew has been busy since 5 a.m. transforming the BJC into THON Central for the weekend. Doors open at 4 p.m. and THON kicks off at 6. Those who can't be there can watch via live webcast from College of Communications students. For details, visit live.psu.edu/story/51477 online.

Seniors Josh Mullins, left, Samat Yanchinov, center, and Mike Fuller play Magic: The Gathering during the HUB-Robeson Center version of LateNight-PennState on Friday, Feb. 11. The trio was one of several groups to gather in the lower level of the HUB-Robeson Center for activities on weekend nights. LateNight, operated by the Student Programming Association in conjuction with Penn State's Division of Student Affairs, is one of several alcohol-free options available on campus each weekend, along with sporting events and other entertainment.

Students in Penn State's Earth 297H class took an airboat swamp tour along the Louisiana coast.

Students studying is a common theme around Penn State's University Park campus during finals week. Communication sciences and disorders major Danielle Caton, left, reviewed notes with human development and family studies major Rachel Brown outside Willard Building on Tuesday afternoon, May 3.

Incoming Penn State Schreyer Honors College students participate in a team-building activity at the HUB-Robeson Center during the start of the college's three-day orientation program Wednesday night (Aug. 18). The orientation included community-building activities, summer reading book discussions, overviews of the college's academic procedures and enrichment programs, and ethics case study discussions with Penn State faculty.

Penn State ROTC units were cheered along the parade route.