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145 Northbrook Ln #101, State
College, PA 16803
Phone Number
+1 (814) 867-2323
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870 Toftrees Ave, State College, PA 16803
Phone Number
+1 (814) 240-4425
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1830 Blue Course Dr, State
College, PA 16801
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+1 (814) 308-9922
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679-A Waupelani Dr, State
College, PA 16801
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+1 (814) 308-0637
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1051 Teaberry Ln, State
College, PA 16803
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(814) 308-9602
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322A E College Ave, State
College, PA 16801
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+1 (814) 753-4493
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1275 Pennsylvania Ave
State College, PA, 16801
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+1 (582)-205-1550
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412 W College Ave, State College, PA 16801
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+1 (814) 308-8582
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532 E College Ave, State College, PA 16801
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+1(814) 240-1383
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201 Northwick Blvd, State College, PA 16803
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+1(814) 667-0294
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501 Vairo Blvd, State College, PA 16803
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+1 (814) 240-1257
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850 Toftrees Ave, State College, PA 16803
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+1 (814) 240-4402
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390 Toftrees Ave, State College, PA 16803
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+1 (814) 204-2826
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10 Vairo Blvd, State College, PA 16803
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+1 (814) 205-6203
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1400 Martin St Office #1, State College, PA 16803
Phone Number
+1 (814) 231-9677
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601 Vairo Blvd, State College, PA 16803
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+1 (814) 806-1890
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East Halls is the largest residence hall complex on campus, with the 14 coed traditional residence halls. This hall is considered primarily as housing for first-year students, who share double rooms with one roommate. In the center of the East Halls complex is the Findlay/Johnston Commons Building complete with a commons desk (where students are able to check in and retrieve their mail, a computer lab, and a dining area with several food service facilities. A benefit of being in East halls is the factor of being surrounded by first years who share similar experiences and feelings heading into their college life, as well as the short walking distance to Bryce Jordan Center, Beaver Stadium, intramural fields, IM building and the Creamery (ice cream place – a must see for first years).
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West Halls is located on the north-western side of campus, a short walking distance to Willard building and Patee/Paterno Library. Room accommodations in this residential area include regular double, small double, and triple rooms. Waring Commons is the main building in West Halls area and includes a commons desk, computer lab, and convenience store Sisu that sells coffee and fresh bagels in the morning. During lunch and dinner times, hungry students visit the West Food District, which offers the Waring Square food court (buffet style) and the West Wing (a la carte sandwiches, subs, salads, sushi, and desserts).
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North Halls is located on the northern edge of campus, along Park Avenue, and is the smallest housing complex on campus. Unlike other halls, it offers suite living, accommodating students in two and four-person suites, which include a private bathroom. Warnock Commons is situated in North Halls and includes a computer lab, commons desk, dining area, and cultural lounge.
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South halls is located in the southern side of campus, and is the closest to downtown and College Avenue. It is home to Redifer Commons that offers students a computer lab, commons desk, and South Food District, a food court featuring several a la carte eateries, and the South Side Buffet (an all-you-care-to-eat dining commons). It also has convenience store and snack bar, both located upstairs near the commons area. Just a short distance from South Halls are the Penn State Bookstore, HUB, and White Building, a gym complete with indoor swimming pool, aerobics studio, and basketball court.
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Pollock Housing Area is the third largest housing area on campus situated near popular buildings such as the HUB, Thomas Building, and Pollock Testing Center. Students living in this area live in traditional double rooms with one roommate. The area has its commons desk, own testing center (usually used for examinations but also includes a large computer lab), and dining facility. At Pollock Dining Commons, students can choose from an all- you-care-to-eat buffet and The Mix - a venue that features a convenience store, a coffee bar, and grill area.
