Kenneth Langone Athletics & Recreation Center

Work up a sweat, tap into your competitive side or cheer on the Bison — all under one roof at the Kenneth Langone Athletics & Recreation Center (KLARC).

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people use exercise equipment in the gym, with a large Bucknell Bison logo on the wall in the background
the olympic-size swimming pool in Kinney Natatorium
a student runs around a track with a group of students sitting off to the side of the track
a male student goes in for a layup playing basketball with other students
a group of students perform jumping jacks in a workout studio
a volleyball court at ground level, with a team in the background against the far wall
a close-up of a large bison statue outside of Kenneth Langone Athletics & Recreation Center
a group of exercise bikes in a workout room
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🏊 Quality Facilities

One of the finest collegiate athletics and recreation venues of its kind, the expansive center includes a large workout room, a natatorium and state-of-the-art training facilities open to all students, including members of our 27 Division I sports teams.

KLARC Features

• Krebs Fitness Center, a 16,000-square-foot facility with high-quality cardio equipment and weight machines.
• Arthur D. Kinney Jr. Natatorium, featuring an Olympic-class pool both for recreational swimming and for use by Bucknell’s water polo and swimming & diving teams. The natatorium features seating for 500 spectators and regularly hosts major meets, championships and tournaments.
• Sojka Pavilion, a 4,000-seat arena that’s home to concerts, large campus events and Bison men’s and women’s basketball games.
• Gerhard Fieldhouse, a multipurpose space that can be converted into tennis courts, volleyball courts or basketball courts. The space is surrounded by a six-lane, 220-yard indoor track. The building also houses a dance studio, five handball/racquetball courts, four squash courts and a climbing wall.
• Davis Gymnasium, a competition venue for the Bison volleyball and wrestling teams, with courts for intramurals and recreational use.

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