How To Follow Along With Onward State’s THON 2026 Coverage
THON 2026 is less than an hour away, folks!
As always, Onward State is inside the Bryce Jordan Center to bring you every moment from the 46-hour dance marathon, from the floor to press row and everything in between.
Here’s how to stay updated on THON 2026 with Onward State.
Live Blog
Onward State’s live blog will be frequently updated throughout the week with anything and everything happening in the Bryce Jordan Center. Commentary, photos, and social media content will be in the live blog and on our site.
@OnwardState will house all stories, photos, and videos from THON 2026, while @OnwardStSports will keep you updated with live tweets the whole time from 6 p.m. Friday to Sunday’s total reveal. Some folks may notice that this isn’t our usual THON-specific Twitter account. While that randomly got suspended on Tuesday, blog (and live tweeting) doesn’t die, so enjoy it from our sports account instead!
Onward State’s Instagram account will provide visual updates throughout the weekend. For photos, videos, stories, and more from our visual staff, follow along with @OnwardState.
As always, all of our posts, stories, photos, and videos will be uploaded to Facebook, too.
TikTok
Who knows what we’ll post on TikTok this weekend? To find out, you show follow along @OnwardState for concourse interviews, behind-the-scenes, fun moments, and more.
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