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Today is #GivingTuesday; we at the Mount Nittany Conservancy would be grateful to be a part of your generosity today so we can protect our Mountain for eternity. Please consider donating to our endowment today: centre-foundation.org/mount-nittany-…

Fresh snowfall on the Mountain this morning. (Photo: Barry Lambert)

The Mountain as seen from Musser Gap tonight. (Photo: David Abruzzese)

Several Mount Nittany Conservancy board members and a volunteer arborist braved the weather this morning to remove 4 dead trees at the Mike Lynch Overlook to make it safer and more open for all.

Good vibes only.

Happy Blue White weekend, Penn State. (Photo: Ethan Kasales)

Official replanting ceremony for the fourth-generation of Old Willow, Penn State’s oldest tradition. x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Sentinel thou art, Dear old willow! 'Neath thy waving, verdant tresses, Ever coming, ever going, Pass the tides of busy students, Ever ebbing, ever flowing... x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Sentinel thou art.

Your love for Mount Nittany makes its conservation possible! And the work of conservation is costly. We are asking for your contribution today toward our Centre Gives fundraising goal for conservation work over the year to come. centregives.org/organizations/…

Your gift to Mount Nittany during Centre Gives will support new signage, brochures, trail maintenance, dead tree clearing, scenic overlook renewal, and erosion repair. centregives.org/organizations/…

“When General Potter first laid his eyes upon the Penns and Brush valleys sometime between 1756 and 1764, he famously declared from Mount Nittany, ‘By heavens … I have discovered an empire.’” statecollege.com/town-and-gown/…

“When we see Mount Nittany, we know we are home. And when we visit Old Willow at the heart of Penn State’s campus, we recognize our place as receivers of a tremendous gift from generations past as well as trustees of a living symbol for generations yet to be.” Tom Shakely

May Mount Nittany ever rise above us as the Guardian before the gates of Old Penn State. (Photo: Chris Buchignani)