Your Penn State Planner

Big games, big weekends, big moments.

Here's when to be in town.

These are the Penn State weekends worth the visit. Home wrestling and volleyball, hockey and hoops, THON, Parents Weekend, concerts, and commencement, all in one place so you can pick your dates.

Why this is on a rental site

Because we're more than landlords. DLZ's owner is a Penn State alum who keeps close track of what's happening on campus, and if one of these weekends is worth the trip, our townhome is only minutes away.

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Penn State often sets game times only a few weeks ahead, and dates sometimes move. A downloaded event will not update itself when that happens. If you are planning a trip more than a month out, subscribe instead.

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