Penn State Student Radio Alumni Interest Group

"The Old Willow was the first symbol of the pride of Penn Staters. The greatest and most beloved icon from the founding to the 1940s, pause as you walk the Mall and feel its spirit in the air."

"George Atherton was perhaps the greatest president of Penn State. A Civil War veteran, he restored confidence in our college. Stop here to say a prayer of thanks to God for such a man as Atherton."

"Bradley's is one of our favorite newcomers on the downtown scene. Always good for a delicious (albeit indulgent) cheesesteak and fries, we're glad to have this Stone Harbor, NJ transplant."

"The Phyrst was one of State College's best bars: classic, loud, hot, packed, underground & Irish. Then they added air conditioning, banned smoking, and limited the selection. Functionally dead to us."

"Ask for a "passport" and go "around the world in 80 beers." Finish the passport, and your name is put on the wall with a plaque. With 170+ bottles, 30+ taps, and live music, this is State College."

"A fun place to relax, both inside and outside. Built by Evan Pugh, this was the home of the presidents until 1960s. The names of the turtles in the pond are "Sue Paturtle" and "Joe Paturtle.""