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State College, PA Superthread
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Well in my town of State College,PA is where Penn State University is located which is one of the largest colleges in the United States
http://www.psu.edu/
Penn State University Park Campus (Year Founded: 1855)
Enrollment 41,000+
Average GPA: 3.56
Average SAT: 1210
Freshman Other Undergrad
In-state $10,408.00 $9,374.00
Out-of-state: $20,336.00 $19,286.00
Freshman Admission Statistics
Total applicants who are accepted: 58%
Total of accepted students who enroll: 34%
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Webcams
http://www.psu.edu/ur/cam.html
Organizations
Fraternities: 55
Sororities: 25
Students in fraternities: 13%
Students in sororities: 10%
Maps
http://www.campusmaps.psu.edu/print/
#1 Party School- Playboy Magazine
#1 Party School- Baccarddi
#2 Sports School- PrincetonReview
Also one of the best Princetonreview schools and Time Magazine schools
And now the campus
360 degree views all over campus MUST SEE!!
http://www.campusmaps.psu.edu/qtvr/
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103 Innovation Boulevard (Business)
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Agricultural Engineering Building
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Agricultural Sciences and Industries Building
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Althouse Lab
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Applied Research Laboratory
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Applied Sciences Building
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Armsby Building
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Arts Building (Where my father works as Head of College of Arts and Architecture)
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Arts Cottage
http://www.psu.edu/
Penn State University Park Campus (Year Founded: 1855)
Enrollment 41,000+
Average GPA: 3.56
Average SAT: 1210
Freshman Other Undergrad
In-state $10,408.00 $9,374.00
Out-of-state: $20,336.00 $19,286.00
Freshman Admission Statistics
Total applicants who are accepted: 58%
Total of accepted students who enroll: 34%
Webcams
http://www.psu.edu/ur/cam.html
Organizations
Fraternities: 55
Sororities: 25
Students in fraternities: 13%
Students in sororities: 10%
Maps
http://www.campusmaps.psu.edu/print/
#1 Party School- Playboy Magazine
#1 Party School- Baccarddi
#2 Sports School- PrincetonReview
Also one of the best Princetonreview schools and Time Magazine schools
And now the campus
360 degree views all over campus MUST SEE!!
http://www.campusmaps.psu.edu/qtvr/
103 Innovation Boulevard (Business)
Agricultural Engineering Building
Agricultural Sciences and Industries Building
Althouse Lab
Applied Research Laboratory
Applied Sciences Building
Armsby Building
Arts Building (Where my father works as Head of College of Arts and Architecture)
Arts Cottage
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Atherton Hall (Schreyer Honors College)
Bag House
(The baghouse is so named because of the bags that are used to clean the flue gas before it exits the stack at Penn State's coal power plant next door.)
Beam Business Administration Building
Beaver Hall (Residence)
Bigler Hall (Residence)
Biomechanics Lab
Bookstore
Borland Lab
Boucke Building
Breazeale Nuclear Reactor (First in US or something like that)
Brumbaugh Hall (Residence)
Burrowes Building (Language)
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Business Administration Building I (Includes a mock stock exchange, they are building an impressive new MBA building but this is my fav. on campus. This is most likely where I will be going)
Business Administration Building II (Dosen't look it but it is big, it is in a forest)
CEDAR Building (Psychology)
Carnegie Building (1904) (Communications)
Carpenter Building (Arthropology)
Centre County Visitors' Center
Chambers Building (College of Education)
Chandlee Lab (Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy Facility)
Coal Utilization Lab
Computer Building
Cooper Hall (Residence)
Creamery
Produces 225,000 gallons of ice cream, frozen sherbet and yogurt each year, 90% of which is ice cream
Many famous people have visited the Creamery, including two visits by President Clinton
Penn State's Ice Cream Short Course taught the founders of Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream their craft
Creamery
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Cross Hall (Residence)
Curtin Hall (Residence)
Davey Lab (Chemistry)
Deike Building (Earth Mineral Science)
Earth-Engineering Sciences Building
East Area Team Room (Lounge for athletes)
Eisenhower Auditorium (Hosts many events such as concerts, broadway plays, ect.)
Eisenhower Parking Deck
Electrical Engineering East
Engineering Units (Architecture)
Ewing Hall (Residence)
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Executive Education Center
Fenske Lab (Chemical Engineering)
Ferguson Building (Forestry)
Findlay Commons (Food Service)
Fleet Services (Transport)
Forum Building (Massive Class Room)
Frear Building (Bio)
Frear South Building (MicroBio)
Garfield Thomas Water Tunnel (Completed in 1949 and has served as a Naval hydrodynamic facility for torpedoes)
Geary Hall (Residence)
Grange Building
my mom and my dad and my cousin and now my brother all are going to or went to Pennstate. I have been here many many many many times.(I do not plan on going there myself.......in fact when i can, i plan on getting as far away from Pennsylvania as a can 
) State College is a neat tricky little college city. It's very fun place, but honestly the campus realy aint nothing special boring buildings that make me sick to my stomach.
) State College is a neat tricky little college city. It's very fun place, but honestly the campus realy aint nothing special boring buildings that make me sick to my stomach.
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Greenberg Building (Ice Rink)
HUB Parking Deck
Haller Hall (Residence)
Hallowell Building (Bioengineering)
Hamilton Hall (Residence)
Hammond Building (College of Engineering, Department of Aerospace Engineering)
Hartranft Hall (Residence)
Hastings Hall (Residence)
Headhouse I Building (Horticulture)
Health and Human Development East Building (I went to daycare in this building)
Henderson Building (Health and Human Development)
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Hibbs Hall (Residence)
Hiester Hall (Residence)
Hintz Alumni Center
Holuba Hall (Indoor Football practice center)
Hosler Building (Geo-Environment)
Housing and Food Services
Hoyt Hall (Residence)
IST Building
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Irvin Hall
Johnston Commons (Food Services)
Jordan Hall (Residence)
Keller Building
Kern Building (Graduate School
Department of Economics
University Faculty Senate
Land and Water Building
Lasch Locker Room (Football Training)
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Leonhard Building
Lubert Building (Behavioral Endocrinology Laboratory)
Mateer Building (School of Hotel, Restaurant, and Recreation Management)
MBNA Career Services Building
Materials Research Lab
McAllister Building (Math) Includes a post office
McCoy Natatorium (Huge swimming complex)
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McElwain Hall (Residence)
McKean Hall (Residence)
McKee Hall (Residence)
Mitchel Building (Distance Education/World Campus, TV Studio)
Mueller Building (Bio)
Multisport Facility (Bad Pic it actually looks like Osaka Kansai airport but with a mountain in the back)
Music Building (Has some funky arcitecture but I could not find any good pics)
Nittany Aparments (Big housing complex for football players and other privledged students)
Nittany Lion Inn (Luxury Inn from 1930)
Nittany Lion Shrine
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Nittany Parking Deck
Botony Building (1887)
Old Main (The main building of the campus)
Osmond Lab (Note the waterfall wall)
Oswald Tower (Sociology)
Paterno Library (Business Library where my mother works)
Pattee Library
Patterson Building (Visual Arts, 1903)
Pavilion Theatre (1914)
Peace Garden
Penn State Conference Center Hotel
Pennypacker Hall (Residence)
Pinchot Hall (Residence)
Pollock Commons (Food Services)
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Pollock Library
Porter Hall (Residence)
Power Plant (Powers the campus with steam heat)
Reber Building (Nuclear)
Rec Hall (1927)
Home of the Penn State basketball program from 1929 until 1996
Home of Volleyball and Gymnastics
Redifer Commons (Food Services)
Research Center (Part of an odd research complex off from the main campus built in the 1960's)
Rider Building
Rider Building II (in Downtown SC)
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Ritenour Buidling (Student Services)
Ritner Hall (Residence)
Robeson Cultural Center
Sackett Building (Department Civil and Environmental Engineering)
Sarni Tennis Facility (facility includes seven lighted courts, a stadium court with seating for 1,000 fans, a team clubhouse with lockerrooms, meeting and video rooms and a racket stringing area)
Schwab Auditorium (Performing Arts)
Simmons Hall (Residence)
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Sparks Building (Liberal Arts)
Sproul Hall (Residence)
Steidle Building (Mineral Sciences)
Stone Hall (Residence)
Outdoor Swimming Complex ( 5-, 7-, and 10-meter diving platforms
Telecom Building
Tener Hall (Residence)
Tennis Building (Haluba Hall in backround)
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Thompson Hall (Residence)
Tyson Building
University Club
Valentine Turfgrass Research Center (#1 program in the world, Penn State turf is used at 99% of Americas golf courses)
Visual Arts Building
Wagner Building
Walker Building
Wartick Lab
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Watt Hall Residence)
Weaver Building
Whitmore Lab
Willard Building
NOTE I Left out many residence halls,labs, and smaller buildings
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Bryce Jordan Center 17,000
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Aerials
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PSU Golf Courses,West Campus, NW Downtown
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Central Campus
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East Campus, Sport Campus
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Houserville (State College Suburb) but on the top left is the PSU Medical center
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Research Park
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Northeast Campus
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North Campus, Begining of the northern part of State College on the left (State College Wraps around Penn State)
PSU Golf Courses,West Campus, NW Downtown
Central Campus
East Campus, Sport Campus
Houserville (State College Suburb) but on the top left is the PSU Medical center
Research Park
Northeast Campus
North Campus, Begining of the northern part of State College on the left (State College Wraps around Penn State)
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