Then and nowCalifornia University of Pennsylvania is steeped in history. Founded in 1852 as California Academy, it hastransformed itself many times —first as a normal school, then as a state teachers college, and again as a state college beforebecoming a University in 1983.The campus has grown as well,from a handful of buildings in

Cal U’s early days to about 40 that stand today. While the statelyolder structures reflect the University’s roots, the many new classroom buildings and residence halls demonstrate the University’s commitment to technology and innovation.

Today, Cal U is a proud memberof the Pennsylvania State Systemof Higher Education, offeringmore than 120 undergraduatecourses of study and 35 graduateprograms, as well as associatedegrees and certificate programs. The University hasbeen nationally recognized foracademic excellence, andfor its emphasis on building character as well as careers.

Located just 35 miles from downtown Pittsburgh, Cal U providesa wealth of opportunities for students. Outdoor enthusiastscan enjoy hiking, biking, rafting, skiing and horseback ridingnearby. Major retail stores are just minutes away — and so are numerous antique shops and specialty stores. The city ofPittsburgh not only offers diverse cultural experiences, majorleague sporting events and lively restaurants, but also a vitalconnection to internships and a dynamic business community.

Take a closer lookSpend a few minutes getting to know Cal U. Start at the Welcome Center, located in the Eberly Science and Technology Center. There, you can get additional information

about the University, and discover the best ways to explore all that the campus has to offer.

Don’t miss the beautiful Founders’ Garden adjacent to Old Main. Make a wish at the sparkling fountain in Old MainPark. Marvel at the exquisite stained-glass windows of

Pennsylvania wildflowers in the Grand Hall of Old Main, as well as the othermagnificent works of art located throughout campus. Be sure to check out RoadmanPark and Adamson Stadium,home to the California Vulcans, or visit the SAI farm. Ifyou are looking for someexcitement, head to the NataliStudent Center. There’s alwaysplenty going on. And check outSteele Hall — a first-ratevenue for both local andregional performances.

Cal U is brimming with history, art and excitement. Enjoy your visit!

Some days are so busy, you don’t get to see your friends very much. So you

connect at the Quad and make plans for a get-together, play Frisbee or even

catch a band. This part of the campus is like the crossroads of a busy city,

with everyone coming and going, full of energy.

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California University of PennsylvaniaOffice of Admissions250 University AvenueCalifornia, PA 15419Phone: 1-888-412-0479 or 724-938-4404Fax: 724-938-4564

www.calu.eduE-mail: inquiry@calu.edu

INTEGRITY, CIVILITY, RESPONSIBILITY

CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIABUILDING CHARACTER. BUILDING CAREERS.

250 Un i ve rs i t y Avenue , Ca l i fo rn i a , PA 15419

A proud member of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education.

Nearby accommodationsIf you’re planning on visiting the campus and need to spendthe night, there are quite a few affordable places to stay.

BELLE VERNON (I-70 Exit 43)Hampton Inn: 724-929-8100Holiday Inn Express: 724-930-0100

BENTLEYVILLE (I-70 Exit 32B)Best Western Garden Inn: 724-239-4321Holiday Inn Express: 724-239-7700

NEW STANTON (PA Turnpike Exit 75)Econo Lodge: 724-925-6755Super 8:* 724-925-8915

UNIONTOWN (Route 40)Fairfield Inn: 724-434-1800Hampton Inn: 724-430-1000Holiday Inn:* 724-437-2816

WASHINGTON (Off I-70)Comfort Suites: 724-884-0299Spring Hill Suites: 724-223-7800Hampton Inn: 724-228-4100

*Special rates for California University visitors.

California University of Pennsylvania is an academic community dedicated to the ideals of justice,fairness and equal opportunity for all. In compliance with federal and state laws, the Universityis committed to providing equal educational and employment opportunities for all personswithout regard to race, color, sex, religion, national origin, age, disability, ancestry, sexual orientation or status as a disabled or Vietnam-era veteran. The University will not tolerateracial, ethnic or sexual discrimination. Sexual harassment is considered by law to be a form ofsexual discrimination and is, therefore, unacceptable. Direct equal opportunity and affirmativeaction inquiries or complaints to the Special Assistant to the President for EEEO/UniversityOmbudsperson, Office of Social Equity, South Hall 112, 724-938-4014. Direct inquiries regardingservices or facilities accessibility to the ADA/504, Compliance Officer, Office of StudentDevelopment and Services, G 52 Carter Hall, 724-938-4056. Direct Title IX inquiries to theSenior Women’s Administrator/Title IX Coordinator, Department of Athletics, Hamer Hall 248,724-938-4351.

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FROM THE WEST, SOUTHWEST (Ohio, West Virginia)Interstate 70 East to Exit 37A (Toll Road 43).

FROM TOLL ROAD 43Take the California exit (bear right at end of exit). Stay straighttoward Wood Street. Follow Wood Street down to intersectionat Third Street. At the stop light, turn right onto Third Streetand follow straight onto campus.

Parking is available in the Vulcan Garage; turn right just beforethe campus entrance.

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