Pennsylvania State University Commonwealth Campus

A mural in the Hetzel Union Building entitled Commonwealth Campuses shows their respective locations.

The Pennsylvania State University operates primarily out of its main campus at University Park, Pennsylvania, but has 19 commonwealth campuses spread throughout the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania:

Penn State Abington (Abington Township) - Abington is not designated as being under the Commonwealth (University) college. It is a college in and of itself.
Penn State Altoona (Altoona) - Altoona is not designated as being under the Commonwealth (University) college. It is a college in and of itself.
Penn State Berks (Reading) - Berks is not designated as being under the Commonwealth (University) college. It is a college in and of itself.
Penn State Beaver (Monaca)
Penn State Delaware County (Media)
Penn State DuBois (DuBois)
Penn State Erie, The Behrend College (Erie) - Erie (Behrend College) is not designated as being under the Commonwealth (University) college. It is a college in and of itself.
Penn State Fayette, The Eberly Campus (Uniontown)
Penn State Harrisburg, The Capital College (Middletown) - Harrisburg (Capital College) is not designated as being under the Commonwealth (University) college. It is a college in and of itself.
Penn State Hazleton (Hazleton)
Penn State Lehigh Valley (Fogelsville) - Lehigh Valley is not designated as being under the Commonwealth (University) college. It is a college in and of itself (it is part of the Berks College)
Penn State McKeesport (McKeesport)
Penn State Mont Alto (Mont Alto)
Penn State New Kensington (New Kensington)
Penn State Schuylkill (Schuylkill Haven)
Penn State Shenango (Sharon)
Penn State Wilkes-Barre (Lehman)
Penn State Worthington-Scranton (Dunmore)
Penn State York (York)

In 2005, the University changed the designation for the Commonwealth Colleges to the University College.

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