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A ‘Best Walkable and Shoppable’ College Town

“Home to Susquehanna University, Selinsgrove is one of the best towns offering small town charm in Pennsylvania. Walk around and see historic buildings, specialty and antique shops, quaint eateries, and a seasonal farmers market.”

Enjoy a microbrew at Selin’s Grove Brewing Co., housed in the historic mansion of Pennsylvania’s only three-term governor, Simon Snyder. Catch a free outdoor concert at The Commons in downtown Selinsgrove, part of the annual Rudy Gelnett Music Series, featuring diverse live music from blues to jazz to rock.

Three people walk together at an outdoor event, all wearing Susquehanna University shirts. They appear relaxed, enjoying campus life with tents and other people visible in the background.

Home in the Susquehanna Valley

In addition to its vibrant student life, the Susquehanna University area offers a welcoming and convenient place to live for university employees and their families. Whether you’re looking for a home in Selinsgrove or a nearby town, local real estate agencies like Bowen AgencySavidge Housing Group and Village Realty can help you find the right fit.

Families will also appreciate the region’s excellent school districts. Within 30 miles of campus, you’ll find quality educational options:

A lively nighttime street parade captures the spirit of campus life, with people in costumes, a decorated pickup truck adorned with lights, and crowds watching from sidewalks while illuminated shops and buildings line the background.

Accomodations

Planning to visit? Here is a list of local hotels and lodging, with more information available on their websites.

The inclusion of an establishment on this page is for the convenience of Susquehanna University students, employees and visitors and does not imply a recommendation or endorsement.

A group of people sit and chat at outdoor tables of a brick-walled café, enjoying campus life. Others stand near the entrance as sunlight brightens the scene and empty glasses are visible on the tables.