Good morning, State College.

Hundreds gathered Saturday afternoon at Martin Luther King Jr. Plaza (South Fraser Street) for Keystone Indivisible's No Kings: Bank the Vote event, which focused on early voting and civic unity.

Participants enjoyed a drum circle, free treats, and marched to the Municipal Building to deliver mail ballots and vote in person.

Keystone Indivisible held the No Kings: Bank the Vote demonstration on Saturday afternoon, starting at MLK Plaza and marching to the municipal building so local residents could drop off mail-in ballots for the upcoming midterms.

No. 5 Penn State women's hockey completed a series sweep with a 3-0 shutout versus Lindenwood before a parent-filled crowd.

They are scheduled to face St. Lawrence next weekend in Canton (game starts at 6 p.m.).

On Saturday in Ann Arbor, Michigan turned turnovers into touchdowns to edge Penn State 21-18 (their fourth loss in a row) after a 3-0 halftime lead.

The Lions will next face Purdue on Oct. 31.

In a tough game at The Big House, Penn State quarterback Rocco Becht threw three turnovers that helped Michigan secure a 21-11 win.

Head coach Matt Campbell said he remains the starting QB and will work with the team to sharpen details for future contests.

Penn State women’s soccer won a My Game, My Cause match against Rutgers on Saturday at Jeffrey Field with a 1 to 0 score and a full Family Weekend crowd.

Players each represented a personal cause—honoring charities close to their hearts—and the win reminded them of what matters most in life.

No. 15 Penn State women’s volleyball swept USC 3-0 on Saturday night to bounce back after a five-set loss to UCLA.

They will host Oregon on Friday at 7 p.m. at home.

Penn State football (true-freshman) cornerback Josiah Zayas caught a one-handed interception against Michigan during the final drive at halftime, marking his second pick this season after a previous interception against Wisconsin.

The team led 3-0 as both programs looked for their first Big Ten win.

Penn State Football named team captains Saturday (Rocco Becht, Anthony Donkoh, Kooper Ebel and Blaise Sokach-Minnick) to lead the Nittany Lions in their upcoming game against Michigan at Michigan Stadium.

Penn State football quarterback Rocco Becht threw three turnovers in the second half of Saturday’s 21-18 loss to Michigan — two interceptions and a strip sack sparked Wolverine scoring drives — and Coach Matt Campbell said Becht must improve his play as the team struggles this season.

Penn State women's soccer beat Rutgers 1-0 on Saturday at Jeffrey Field, with a penalty kick from Paige Kalal (the game’s only score).

The Nittany Lions will face No. 5 Michigan State on Thursday, Oct. 22 at DeMartin Stadium.