The Google Street View project comes to the University Park campus. Image collection started at University Park in October of 2008, and project representatives have been back several times. When completed, the project will give users the feeling of walking down the pathways on the campus.

Photo Credit: Clair Poletti

Year Taken: 2009

The image collection is done using a pedal-powered tricycle with a complex system of cameras. Martin Angelo, Google cartographer, speaks with students from the College of Communications' Multicultural High School Journalism Workshop.

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Year Taken: 2009

Topher Yorks, far left, along with a team from WPSU-TV, captures some footage of the Google Tricycle outside of Beaver Stadium.

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Year Taken: 2009

The University hopes to bring the experience of walking through the tunnel onto the field at Beaver Stadium, as well as many other Penn State experiences to as many fans as possible through the imagery collected by the Google Street View Project.

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Year Taken: 2009

The Google Tricycle takes a lap around Beaver Stadium.

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Year Taken: 2009

Google cartographers Dexter Harris, left, and Martin Angelo, right, make some adjustments to the Google Tricycle next to the Nittany Lion Inn.

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Year Taken: 2009

Dexter Harris, Google cartographer, pedals past the Nittany Lion shrine, as image collection for the Google Street View Project wraps up at University Park.

Photo Credit: Clair Poletti

Year Taken: 2009