Central Penn College

Central Penn College was founded in 1881 under the name "Pennsylvania Business College". Its original location was on Market Street in Harrisburg. ==Campus==

In 2002 the Advanced Technology Education Center opened. The new building doubled the number of academic classrooms on the Enola, PA campus. That same year 1869-vintage Henszey's Bridge, a wrought-iron bowstring arch/truss type, was refurbished and relocated to Central Penn from its previous home in Wanamakers, Pennsylvania. Responding to feedback from students for more recreational facilities, the college in 2014 opened The Underground, which contains a student union space, dance studio, fitness center, writing center and the Capital Blue Cross Theatre. Fall 2015 saw the opening of the Donald B. and Dorothy L. Stabler Health Sciences Building. ==Locations==

Central Penn College Enola, PA (Harrisburg) campus The campus comprises four academic buildings, the Charles "T" Jones Leadership Library, thirty-four student townhouses, six apartment buildings, a new Health Sciences Building, the Underground Student Union, and the Boyer House. The main campus is home to yearly events including the college's annual Fall Harvest (homecoming) event, as well as Festival of Nations and SummerFest. Central Penn College Lancaster location (closed in 2023) In 2004, Central Penn College opened its first additional location: the Lancaster Center. The location operated until 2023 at which time it ceased operations. Central Penn College Lehigh Valley location (closed in 2015) In May 2009, Central Penn College opened a location in the Lehigh Valley at the Lehigh Valley Corporate Center in Bethlehem, PA. The location operated until the winter of 2015 at which time it ceased operations. ==Athletics==

The Central Penn College Knights are in the United States Collegiate Athletic Association (USCAA) Division 2. Athletics are streamed by Knightly News Media, which began in 2018, including men's and women's basketball. Men's sports • Baseball • Basketball • Soccer • Cross Country • eSports Women's sports • Basketball • Volleyball • Soccer • Cross Country • Softball (coming 2025) • eSports ==References==