The University Entrance offers a first glimpse and a warm welcome to campus visitors.
Spencer Chapel
Beautiful in its colonial simplicity as it commands an imposing position atop a hill near the entrance to the campus at William Penn University, the cornerstone for Spencer Memorial Chapel was laid in October 1921 and dedicated on February 18, 1923.
Wilcox Library
The Wilcox Library is a place where students can go to get academic resources such as books, DVDs, research articles, and much more!
Penn Gym
Penn Hall
Penn Hall is the oldest building on the William Penn University campus and was originally the only building, serving as the entire campus where all classes were held.
Penn Activity Center (PAC)
The Penn Activity Center, opened in 2008 on the west side of campus, is a hub for recreation and learning.
Watson Hall
Musco Technology Center (MTC)
The Musco Technology Center (MTC) was built in 2008, and is the heart of William Penn University's commitment to leadership in technology!
The Union
Eltse Hall
Eltse Hall provides a comfortable and convenient living space, perfect for students looking to balance academic life with a sense of community.
Market Street Hall
Market Street Hall offers an ideal living environment for students seeking both comfort and community in their on-campus housing experience.
Edwin McGrew Fine Arts Center
The Edwin McGrew Fine Art Center is a hub for William Penn's fine art students. It offers dedicated classrooms and studios, providing students with the ideal environment to develop their skills and work on their projects. The center also houses the Ware Recital Hall, a versatile space that serves as both a performance venue and a classroom.
Campus Bridge
The Campus Bridge is one of the most iconic and essential structures on campus, linking the dormitories to classrooms, the library, and various campus resources. This bridge is more than just a physical connector, it serves as a central hub that brings together different areas of campus, making it an indispensable part of student life.
Lewis Hall
Lewis Hall, our all-female residence hall, has been a home to students since 1917. It's the oldest building on campus, steeped in history and tradition. The hall is named in honor of Rosa Lewis, a beloved professor who dedicated over 40 years to Penn. Fun fact, Lewis Hall once served as the campus dining hall, a role it held until 1966.
