Penn State To Implement Parking Adjustments For Spring Move-In
Penn State will implement a number of parking adjustments from Tuesday, February 9, through Sunday, February 14, as students return to campus.
Student parking lots 22 (Eastview Terrace), 42 (Nittany Apartments), 81 (South/Pollock), and 82 (East Halls) will be available for unloading only. Students must remove their vehicles by Monday night, and those with permits for these lots should park their cars in Jordan East or Stadium West. Students can return their cars to these lots starting at noon on February 14.
Faculty and staff parking areas will also be available only for student arrival unloading from Tuesday through Sunday. This includes lots Brown E, Green C, Green N, Orange B, Yellow J, and Yellow T.
East Parking Deck’s Yellow D’s level 1 will be reserved for student arrival unloading only. Yellow D permit holders should park at Jordan East or Stadium West from Tuesday through Sunday. Traffic in the area may result in the section of Bigler Road located between Curtain Road and Park Avenue to be confined to only northbound traffic.
Those with questions are encouraged to contact Transportation Services by email at [email protected] or by phone at (814) 865-1436.
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