Penn State History
Penn State's mascot which originated with Harrison D. "Joe" Mason in 1907 when Mason fabricated this animal the "fiercest beast of them all," who could overcome even Princeton's Bengal tiger.
What is the Nittany Lion?
This major conduct sanction, meaning to cast out, is reserved for only the most grievous breaches of the code of conduct?
What is Expulsion?
This Sport was established in 1887, has won two National Championships (1982 and 1986), and hosts games in Beaver Stadium.
What is Penn State Football?
This is the current Chancellor of Penn State Hazleton.
Who is Dr. Elizabeth Wright?
This soda company is a partner with Penn State and sponsors some events and giveaways.
What is Pepsi?
A Penn State college of medicine and teaching hospital were established in 1967 with a $50 million gift from the charitable trusts of this renowned chocolate magnate.
Who is Milton S. Hershey?
The use, possession, or distribution of this substance on campus is strictly prohibited regardless of state laws due to Penn States' federally funded status.
What is Marijuana?
This Sport won the Regional Championship in 2000 and hosts games at Medlar Field.
What is Penn State Baseball?
What is the Charles T. Butler Teaching and Learning Resource Center?
This semi-solid drink is a specialty of the Penn State Creamery, but can also be requested at the Highacres Cafe.
What is a Milkshake?
This County became the site of the Penn State in response to a gift of 200 acres from gentleman farmer and ironmaster James Irvin of Bellefonte.
What is Centre County?
If a student is attempting to conduct research on live human subjects, they must first get approval from this board whose acronym is IRB.
What is the Institutional Review Board?
This Sport, was inaugurated in 1938 before being discontinued in 1947 for insufficient facilities. It has since been reinstated and hosts games out of the Pegula Arena.
What is Penn State Men's Ice Hockey?
This building contains many of the offices critical for executive functioning of Hazleton's Campus, such as the Chancellors Office, Admissions, and Strategic Communications.
What is Pasco L. Schiavo Hall?
This questionably potable substance is a favorite of college procrastinators pulling "all-nighters," and no matter what anyone tells you it does not give you wings.
What is redbull?
This is the original name for Penn State University when it was founded in February 22, 1855.
What is "The Farmers High School?"
This benefit of the college excuses faculty, staff, and student clubs from paying taxes on purchased goods for official functions, but may be rescinded if the purchasing policy is not followed to the letter.
What is the Tax Exempt Status?
This sport is one of the few coed teams that Penn State has, and host games at the McCoy Natatorium.
What is Penn State Swimming and Diving?
This scenic overlook on Hazleton's Campus overlooks the nearby valley and contains seating areas and a gazebo.
What is the Balasco Bella Vista?
This Potent Potable will land you in hot water should you be found in possession of it on campus, regardless of age.
What is Alcohol?
In the shadow of the Civil War, this man became the first president of Penn State. He was a member of the London Chemical Society and a professor at Yale University.
Who is Evan Pugh?
This conduct violation may be found on a student's record who has been caught cheating on an essay, test, or homework assignment.
What is an Academic Integrity violation?
This Female Basketball Player, whose jersey hangs in the Physical Education Hallway on Hazleton's Campus, scored 1888 points during her collegiate career.
Who is McKenzie Prutsman?
This wealthy family donated the "Highacres Estate" to Penn State, which would later become the permanent home for Penn State Hazleton.
Who was the The Markle family?
403 of these dispensers, sponsored by the sustainability institute, have been installed at University Park and Commonwealth Campuses in an effort to reduce the use of single use water bottles.
What are Hydration Stations or Water Bottle Refilling Stations?