Luke Pieczynski is a journalist based in State College, Pennsylvania. He focuses on local news and events, with a particular interest in Penn State University. Luke's articles cover a range of topics, including campus life, student initiatives, music playlists, and community events.
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Luke Pieczynski's coverage predominantly focuses on local events and developments in the State College area, with an emphasis on college-related topics such as sports, entertainment news, and campus activities. He frequently covers announcements and event-based content related to Penn State University.
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Featuring songs like "S.O.S. (Sawed Off Shotgun)" by The Glorious Sons to "Animal" by Neon Trees, this playlist has a bit of everything else to help celebrate the arrival of Arts Fest 2024.
Featuring both returning and new performers for Arts Fest 2024, this playlist has just about everything you can expect to hear this week.
Harpers will open a new location in the newly renovated Nittany Lion Inn when it reopens to guests in September.
By: Luke Pieczynski
Jack Black announced the duo's remaining concerts would be canceled after comments from band member Kyle Gass sparked controversy online.
Welcome back Penn State. The first day of classes means that Happy Valley is alive with action yet again, and whether it’s your first ever first day of classes, your last, or somewhere in between, this is cause for a celebration.
By: Sarah Lynn DeCarlo Onward, Luke Pieczynski
The multi-platinum rock, pop-punk indie band A Day To Remember will perform a leg of its “Couple More Shows” tour on Wednesday, October 30, at the Bryce Jordan Center. A ticket presale will begin at noon Tuesday, August 27, with general ticketing beginning at 10 a.m. on Thursday, August 29, on Ticketmaster.
One of our staffers makes the argument for a safer campus by banning vehicles from cutting through a major thoroughfare on Penn State's campus.
We set out to guess what songs the most famous Nittany Lions could have on repeat.
By: Luke Pieczynski
Conservative political activist Charlie Kirk was received by students and volunteers with Penn State's Turning Point USA chapter on HUB Lawn.
By: Luke Pieczynski, Cooper Cazares
Conservative activist Charlie Kirk greets supporters during a Turning Point USA event on Thursday, Sept. 19, 2024 at Penn State’s HUB Lawn. Photo by Hailey Stutzman | Onward State
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