Logan Bryan,4, the son of a THON Four Diamonds cancer survivor, dances on stage with the Nittany Lion in the final hours of THON 2014. / Photo by Britany Nelson

Rachelle Thompson, Penn State women's gymnastics associate head coach, encourages Randi Lau during the NCAA Regional Championships at Rec Hall. / Photo by Shuyao Chen

Randi Lau is congratulated by teammates after a successful floor exercise during the NCAA Regional Championships at Penn State. / Photo by Marielena Balouris

THON dancers Troy Stephens, left, and Jeremy Jordan model balloon hats on Saturday evening at THON. They are representing Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity. / Photo by Rachel Wilson

Megan Schuschu, senior student at Penn State, was born without a right arm.. "I know I was born different and it bothered me when I was a kid, but not anymore," Schuschu said. "If I want to do something, then I figure it out." / Photo by Shuyao Chen

Penn State's Katie Muller, right, fights for the ball against Harvard's Rachael Foo in their match at Penn State's rugby fields. Penn State defeated Harvard 50-12. / Photo by Allie Coleman

Emma Lindsay Johnson, 10, a THON child from Hershey, is embraced by Whiplash dance team members after their performance during THON on Friday, February 21, 2014. Because of their relationship supporting Emma, Whiplash team members call themselves Emma's Army. / Photo by Shurong Liu

Michigan's Andrew Copp (18) takes a shot on goal against Penn State's PJ Musico (1) at the Pegula Ice Arena at University Park. Michigan defeated Penn State 7-3. / Photo by Nina Rizos

Ruby Falls in Chattanooga Tennessee is a natural waterfall in a cave, two miles underground. / Photo by Natalie Yoder

Clare Banker, 7, wears fairy wings in her bedroom in State College, Pa. Defining beauty starts at a young age for girls. Games like dress up play a huge roll in signifying what is beautiful and was is not. / Photo by Hannah Bressi

Jenny Litz, left, and Bob Livsey help push a car out of the snow on West Calder Way in downtown State College on February 5, 2014. Nearly ten inches of snow fell on some parts of Centre County. / Photo by Hannah Bressi

Artist Justin Sellers stands by a display case of vintage tattoo equipment at his shop, Tattoo Mark's in State College. Justin started Tattoo Mark's with his older brother, and teacher Tim Sellers. When asked about his tattooing history, Seller's said "I started out piercing, but i didn't like it. It was too tedious. I've always felt more comfortable tattooing." / Photo by Nick Thomas

Shahkila Daniels, a senior veterinary and biomedical sciences major, has worked at the White Building gym since the beginning of the semester. / Photo by Shawn Vengoechea

Max Rohn, left, and Ed Bonfiglio joke around after their javelin practice at the track outside of the Multi-Sport Building at Penn State. The two were training for an upcoming Paralympic competition. Rohn lost his right leg serving with the Navy in Iraq in 2009. / Photo by Ashley Cummings

Max Rohn practices his discus throw at the Multi-Sport Complex track at Penn State. Rohn made it onto the Paralympic Track and Field National Team in 2013 for shot put but has been working to improve his discus and javelin throws. He lost his right leg serving with the Navy in Iraq in 2009. / Photo by Ashley Cummings

Cassidy Comly mops a bathroom in the Business Building on March 5, 2014. Comly, a freshman studying engineering, said she works at the university to get a 75% discount on her education. / Photo by Matt Nestor

Members of Natya, an Indian classical dance team, on stage at Schwab Auditorium. The group performed in the Penn State’s Best Dance Crew competition. / Photo by Kristina Slacum