State College

noun

1. a city in central Pennsylvania.

Example Sentences

Three days after the loss in State College, the Terps lost against No.

From Washington Post

Beyond Ayala, Maryland’s offense sputtered in State College.

From Washington Post

As of now, the Penn State trip will be the last time this season parents can attend, so Morsell’s parents will make the three-hour drive to State College.

From Washington Post

Penn State draws nearly $80 million into State College’s local economy.

From Washington Post

Other districts, such as one in State College, Pennsylvania, have shifted to a fully remote schedule as case counts in the area increase.

From Vox

That same year, a US Airways Express flight headed to State College, Pennsylvania, ended up in nearby Philipsburg instead.

From The Daily Beast

This morning, State College finally caught up with the rest of the country.

From The Daily Beast

This influx of visitors means more food served, beer poured, and gas pumped throughout State College.

From The Daily Beast

It would result in a economic and financial reckoning for Penn State and the entire State College economy.

From The Daily Beast

Then, when he came home to State College, he was riding a motorcycle and got hit by a car.

From The Daily Beast

He also took two six-weeks winter courses at the State College of Washington.

From Project Gutenberg

In the state college of Washington, the experiment station library is said to be separate from the college, but under its control.

From Project Gutenberg

Along purely agricultural lines the extension work carried on by the State college of agriculture at Cornell, is typical.

From Project Gutenberg

The State College was a great victory for Page, but final success did not come until three years after he had left the state.

From Project Gutenberg

On the margin of the city lies the extensive experimental farm of the state college of agriculture.

From Project Gutenberg