The infamous midnight Denny's run to Selina

Ky Habel

Staff

Photo courtesy of Brady Garner

Snow College Students can’t get enough of Dennys late at night.

    It's 12 am and a college student and their friends are looking for something to do. There might not be much open in this small town of Ephraim late at night, but a longtime tradition of the Snow College students is the late night Denny's run.

   A forty-five minute drive from Ephriam to the smalltown of Salina is all it takes to get there. Some would balk at the drive time, yet the time honored tradition is kept going by friend groups looking to participate in the trend, make memories, and maybe get a tasting of pancakes while they are at it.

   I myself first heard of the legend when my older brother and sister would speak of the good times they had with their friends on late night road trips at Denny's. They would all be gathered late at night, bored and looking for something to do, and someone would simply suggest, “Denny's trip?” and off they would go piling into whoevers car can fit the most 

   When asked about her experiences, Emma Imlay said, “Sometimes a late night Denny’s run is just what you need! Especially with friends! I’ve had some of the weirdest, test funniest conversations on my late night Denny’s runs!”

So the next time a group of friends are looking to get up to some late night shenanigans. Remember all the memories made from past Alumni participating in the Denny's infamous midnight Denny's run to Salina.