Enjoy these scenes from Penn State Behrend in Erie, Pennsylvania.
Baseball and tennis are just two of the sports you can play at Penn State Behrend.
The Jack Burke Research and Economic Development Center houses the Black School of Business and the School of Engineering at Penn State Behrend in Erie, Pennsylvania.
The Behrend Lions have twenty-four NCAA Division III varsity athletic teams including men’s and women’s cross country, indoor track and field, and outdoor track and field.
Recognized as an arboretum through its membership in the American Public Gardens Association, the Penn State Behrend campus is home to more than 200 species of native and exotic trees.
Junker Center is named in honor of the Junker family for their long-standing commitment and generosity to Penn State, and especially their support of Behrend's athletics program.
Junker Center, Penn State Behrend's athletics and recreation center, is home to an eight-lane swimming pool.
The School of Science Complex includes the Benson, Fasenmyer, Hammermill, Nick, Prischak, Witkowski, and Zurn buildings; Roche Hall; Otto Behrend Science (OBS) building; Yahn Planetarium; Mehalso Observatory; a second observatory; and two annexes.
Wintergreen Gorge is a Natural Heritage Area on and adjacent to the Behrend campus.
Snow covers a pedestrian bridge on the Penn State Behrend campus.
Snow blankets the entrance to Penn State Behrend in Erie, Pennsylvania.
Glenhill Farmhouse, the country home of Ernst and Mary Behrend, now houses administrative offices at Penn State Behrend.
The Robert and Sally Metzgar Admissions and Alumni Center stands near the entrance of Penn State Behrend.
The Behrend Lion, a close relative of the longstanding symbol of Penn State, the Nittany Lion, is adorned with a scarf and Santa hat for the holiday season.
The John M. Lilley Library is the information and research hub of Penn State Behrend in Erie, Pennsylvania.