Penn State Homecoming

In her final Homecoming diary entry, Emily Andrews-Rice shares a video that shows the building of Shrek—from chicken wire to lots of green tissue paper.

Under a perfect sky, the annual Penn State Homecoming Parade entertains a throng of students, residents and alumni.

After drilling, pomping and a bit of last-minute stressing, a Homecoming float is nearly completed. The biggest challenge: how to place the characters so the judges see the best parts.

Editor’s note: Throughout the week, we’re posting profiles of the 10 members of the 2010 Penn State Homecoming Court: Daniel Cartwright, Danielle DaSilva, Dan Florencio, Marina Johnson, Katherine Larimer,Curran McCready, Jared McKnight, Jessica Pelliciotta, Katy Poole and Justin […]

Before college, Katherine Larimer cut high school to attend Penn State’s 2005 win over Ohio State. The true indication that she grew up a Penn Stater: Her parents gave her permission to miss school and her dad even accompanied her to the game.

If Marina Johnson, a 2010 Homecoming queen nominee, could have a date with a Penn State alum or celebrity, she would sit down with President Spanier and former Drum Major Matt Sabo.

If you want to talk with someone who knows all about Penn State, from academics to THON and university history, then Danielle DaSilva is your woman.

The contents of Curran McCready’s closet look like they came straight out of the Penn State Bookstore. It’s tough to spot him in an outfit that doesn’t include any blue and white.