Evan Halfen is a local journalist based in State College, Pennsylvania. He writes for Onward State, covering topics such as Penn State events, local bar scenes, and community activities. His work has also been featured in StateCollege.com.
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Evan's coverage revolves around local events, entertainment news, and sports in the State College area of Pennsylvania. Given his focus on event coverage, announcements, and reviews related to local sports and live events, he is likely receptive to pitches that involve promotions or announcements for upcoming local events.
If you have insights into the local arts scene or can offer unique perspectives on entertainment happenings in State College (such as concerts or bar crawls), Evan may be interested in your pitch. Additionally, given his emphasis on official drinking games for Penn State games and other lighthearted content related to college life, consider tailoring your pitch with a fun and engaging angle.
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A time-lapse of Old Main shown on IMAX screens? Imagine.
By: Ericka Apolskis Onward, Evan Halfen
Whether you’re looking for a traditional sit-down dinner, a buffet, or a takeout meal to enjoy at home, there’s something for everyone in State College.
By: Evan Halfen
When you think of the nightlife at Penn State, two names might come to mind: DJ Yemi and DJ Rictor. These two DJs have defined Champs’ sound, transforming it into a staple at Penn State with their performances every weekend.
Thanksgiving at a Penn State household means good food, great company, and a 50/50 chance someone brings up James Franklin’s coaching record, campus and classes, or other touchy topics.
Family Clothesline and the Big Ten store released merch ahead of the title game.
Penn State was one of 300 institutions selected by NASA to receive a sapling.
Breneman launched the his media platform "the College Sports Company" in 2022.
"The logo this year acts as a symbol; both of who we strive to be and who we fight for."
By: Evan Halfen
State College police received a call regarding a bloody naked male on Saturday.
Take a sip for every layer you have on. Stay warm out there, folks!
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