The Poetry Club seeks “to foster a supportive community to aid in writing, sharing, understanding, and performing poetry,” according to its Org Central page President Keegan Fobes said Poetry Club plans to host weekly meetings in 317 Boucke Building from 6-6:45 p.m. Wednesdays. Fobes, a third-year studying history, said he had the idea to develop the club in the fall to “get people together and share poetry,” since Penn State didn’t have a club solely for poetry before. “I found through the poetry classes that I had taken that having that community — having that togetherness with poetry — really just amplified what I was able to do, and get out of the art form in general,” Fobes said. Read more about the new club at the link in our bio. 📰: rivka_wolin 📸: tylermantzphoto 📊: brenanneaxe #pennstate #pennstateuniversity #pennstatenews #poetry #literature #pennstateorgs #poetryclub