Penn State University Athletic Conference

The Penn State University Athletic Conference is a member conference of the United States Collegiate Athletic Association. It comprises the 14 Commonwealth Campuses of Pennsylvania State University that are not full-fledged four-year colleges. John Fritz serves as commissioner.

Member schools

Name	Location	Enrollment	Year Established	Nickname
Pennsylvania College of Technology¹	Williamsport, Pennsylvania	5,976	1941	Wildcats
Penn State Beaver	Monaca, Pennsylvania	870	1965	Nittany Lions
Penn State Brandywine²	Media, Pennsylvania	1,630	1967	Lions
Penn State DuBois	DuBois, Pennsylvania	795	1935	Nittany Lions
Penn State Fayette, The Eberly Campus	Uniontown, Pennsylvania	957	1934	Roaring Lions
Penn State Greater Allegheny³	McKeesport, Pennsylvania	701	1948	Lions
Penn State Hazleton	Hazleton, Pennsylvania	1,172	1934	Nittany Lions
Penn State Lehigh Valley	Center Valley, Pennsylvania	942	1912	Nittany Lions
Penn State Mont Alto	Mont Alto, Pennsylvania	1,217	1903	Nittany Lions
Penn State New Kensington	New Kensington, Pennsylvania	801	1958	Nittany Lions
Penn State Schuylkill	Schuylkill Haven, Pennsylvania	1,012	1934	Nittany Lions
Penn State Wilkes-Barre	Lehman, Pennsylvania	683	1916	Nittany Lions
Penn State Worthington Scranton	Dunmore, Pennsylvania	1,270	1923	Nittany Lions
Penn State York	York, Pennsylvania	1,329	1926	Nittany Lions

Academics

Sports	Penn State Nittany Lions Men's Basketball Women's Basketball Field Hockey Football Men's Ice Hockey Women's Ice Hockey Men's Lacrosse Men's Soccer Women's Soccer Men's Volleyball Women's Volleyball Wrestling

Facilities	Beaver Stadium Bryce Jordan Center Golf Courses Pegula Ice Arena Penn State Ice Pavilion Medlar Field at Lubrano Park Rec Hall

Rivalries	Alabama Maryland Michigan State Minnesota Ohio State Pittsburgh Syracuse West Virginia

Spirit	Legion Of Blue Alma Mater Blue Band Fight On, State Nittany Lion (mascot) The Nittany Lion

Buildings

Campuses:
Special Mission

Departments

Research

Media

Student life

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