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Juniata CollegeJuniata College is a small, liberal arts & sciences college located in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, the county seat of Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania. It is named after the Juniata River, one of the principal tributaries of the Susquehanna River. Juniata College was founded by the Church of the Brethren in 1876. Its current enrollment is approximately 1300 students. Buildings Key campus facilities include the Baker Peace Chapel, located near campus, and the Raystown Field Station, an environmental research center located on Lake Raystown. In 2002, the new von Liebeg Science Center opened to provide leading edge facilities for biology and chemistry. Academic Buildings: - Brumbaugh Academic Center
- von Liebig Center for Science
- Good Hall
- Humanities Center
- Swigart Hall
- Ceramics Studio
- Carnegie Hall & Shoemaker Galleries
- L.A. Beeghly Library
- Halbritter Performing Arts Center
Student Housing: - Tussey and Terrace Halls
- Sunderland Hall (Formerly North Hall)
- Sherwood Hall
- The Cloister
- Lesher Hall (All female dormitory)
- South Hall
- East Apartments
- Mission House
- Pink Palace
- 2111 Cold Springs Road
- Hess Apartments
College Offices: - Founders Hall
- Oller Center
- Quinter House
- I. Harvey Brumbaugh House
- Pennington House
- Accounting Office
- Business Office
Other Buildings: - Ellis Hall (includes the college cafeteria, Baker Refectory)
- Kennedy Sports + Recreation Center
- Stone Church of the Brethren
- Health & Wellness Center
- H.B. Brumbaugh Alumni House
- Hickes Observatory
- Physical Plant
- President's House
- Baker House
- Baker Peace Chapel
- Juniata Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership
- Raystown Field Station
External Links References "Juniata College Campus Tour". Retrieved Mar. 9, 2005.
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