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Penn State clubs collaborate to bring Stephen King-themed haunted houses to campus - Vimarsana News

Penn State clubs collaborate to bring Stephen King-themed haunted houses to campus

Penn State's Pine and Spruce Cottages will transform into haunted houses this weekend for the Forensic Science Club and Theme Park Engineering Group's "The Best of Stephen King" experience.

Penn State's Theme Park Engineering Group hosts 'Hasty Escapes' | Lifestyle - Vimarsana News

Penn State's Theme Park Engineering Group hosts 'Hasty Escapes' | Lifestyle

As its biggest project of the spring semester, Penn State’s Theme Park Engineering Group created “Hasty Escapes,” an escape room event that was held April 14-16 in the Boucke Building.

Source: psu.edu
State College's 'Trunk Or Treat' Events To Begin October 27 - Vimarsana News

State College's 'Trunk Or Treat' Events To Begin October 27

A trio of “Trunk or Treat” events are scheduled for the days leading up to Halloween.

Halloween Festivities Return Across Centre County - Vimarsana News

Halloween Festivities Return Across Centre County

Local news from StateCollege.com and Centre County Partners. Read about Halloween Festivities Return Across Centre County and more from the State College, PA region

Theme Park Engineering Group, Forensic Science Club collaborate for 'Stranger State' haunted house - Vimarsana News

Theme Park Engineering Group, Forensic Science Club collaborate for 'Stranger State' haunted house

This weekend and next, the Forensic Science Club and the Theme Park Engineering Group (TPEG) collaborated to host their annual haunted house at the Pine and Spruce Cottages.

Source: psu.edu