It's the end of the year at PSU, so it's move-out day. It's…read moreamazing how students have to learn to manage their time in school and also learn to organize their belongings to fit in their parents' vehicles at the end of the school year. The campus provides a large wheeled bin to help students carry their belongings from the dorm to their cars. You must sign the bin out and return it by a certain time; otherwise, you will be charged a late return fee. There is a donation room designated for usable items you no longer want or need. The donated items go to the local Goodwill. The PSU campus police don't issue tickets to non-registered cars during the move-out period as long as you put on your flashers. Bottom line: that dorm room assigned to you better look like the day you moved in, or the student/parents will receive a bill for trash left behind, items left in the room, and anything damaged.

One star I do not recommend this university. They have white thug drug dealers selling drugs. If…read moreyou think your child is joining a fraternity, they are joining the cartel, big drugs and a lot of sexual assault goes on at this college.

Pretty neat place all around. Has various businesses and organizations. A little rough around the…read moreedges but most definitely gets the job done. The various Businesses and Organizations - Penns Valley Community Church - Penns Valley Youth Center - Pennsylvania Certified Organic - Tri Yoga - Thrifty Tails 'n Paws (A big fire hazard) - Gregg Township Office - OGS Lending Library - Nittany Valley Railroad Club - Nittany Health Center

My granddaughters go here. Staff is always upbeat and professional. Good physical layout, more like…read moreclassrooms, outside play area. The children generally seem happy and well care for.

The Highschool provides students with adequate education needed for success then after. A bonus of…read morethe small school size is how much of the people know one another so the friendships are often long lasting and much like a family. The teachers are all nice. The school just struggles to keep anybody there for any given period of time. Unless they have been there for 5+ years. Everyone who works there is always looking out for the kids and wanting to help when needed.

This annual, free event can't get any better. While it is obviously kid-centered (what kid doesn't…read morelove holding a tarantula??) my wife and I went kid-less and had a fantastic time looking at all the exhibits, holding the creepy crawlies, and chatting with the booth workers. People of all ages would find something they like, and this is a great way to spend your Saturday afternoon. They even have food and drinks to purchase, so you can easily make a whole day of it!

The school is ok but oh lord is Principal Steven Turchetta one hunk of a man. Even if you don't…read morelike the school by going here you get the chance to see him in the flesh and it's hard to not to be blown away by his absolutely stunning beauty. He is easily the sexiest man alive.

this school isn't that bad but i only got 4 chicken nuggets today out of the 5 i paid for. i want…read moremy chicken. thank you

Let me start my saying that the only shape I'm in is round(ish) - if that qualifies as a shape. I'm…read moreaiming to change that. I've enjoyed perusing far too many beer and food establishments, and while I'm not huge I'd get a "runners high" going up a flight of stairs or hoping on my bicycle and going around the block. So, does this make me qualified to know what a five star gym is? Not necessarily. But I do know what five-star people are, and the owner Bryan and crew at CrossFit Nittany hit that mark. I've tried going to a standard gym before, but the lack of structure and non-interaction with a coach made it really easy to just piss around and not be serious. Not with CrossFit. The "workout-of the-day" (WOD) is written when you walk in. You know what you're doing, and you're held accountable for it. Does that mean Bryan is sitting there with a whip if you can't handle it? Absolutely not. He and his staff evaluate where you are in your fitness, and will modify the program to incorporate its core elements without overburdening you. You'll work hard, but it won't kill you. That would be bad for business. Bryan's been at this for a long time, and it shows. He even has a lot of certificates on his wall from legit sounding places saying he knows what he's doing. If you've never been in a CrossFit facility before, be prepared for the following: -- no machines -- no tanning beds -- no BS (if you need that translated, you're too young to CrossFit) Tomorrow will be my fifth or sixth class. My first two group classes were not with the beginners group due to scheduling, but no one looked down on me for not knowing what exactly was happening. I ask a lot of stupid questions - sometimes twice - and everyone's been incredibly patient as I've tried to get my bearings. It's this synergy that makes this facility as good as it is. Lastly, I've been "preaching" about the accommodating nature of this place as a newb. But make no mistake there are many **very** serious athletes here. If you're coming in with a wealth of CrossFit experience you shouldn't feel out of place unless you stumble into the newb class. And even then, all us newbs would simply gawk slack-jawed while you either rope climb one fingered or rip off 100 lateral burpees without breaking a sweat.

I love the Les Mills classes here -- challenging and supportive instructors, and varied workouts…read morethat keep me engaged, healthy, and progressing! My *only* complaint is that I'd like to see a few more Les Mills cardio options per week to get the highest variety!

Great teachers. Department of Education licensed, department of welfare certified and a Keystone…read moreSTARS site.