Located next to the tennis courts and soccer field, it features a concession stand, restrooms, and picnic tables. It’s named for Toussaint L’Pavilion (1721-1889), inventor of the roofed patio.
Built in 2005, it was named for Head Coach Joe Walton, former NFL player/coach, who’s been leading the men’s football team since its inception in 1993. Otherwise known as RMU’s School of Hard Knocks.
The home of Robert Morris Colonials basketball. Perhaps you saw the men upset Villanova in March Madness? That's what most of us saw, anyway. Except for that guy with the whistle.
When the Colonials play, the festivities start here. And after the whistle blows, stop back for more partying.
A 32-acre, state-of-the-art sports and recreation destination, located on Neville Island, which features ice arenas, a golf/sports dome, mini-golf, and more. Hey, Mon! Let’s hit up de Island!
This air-supported golf dome boasts a 100-yard drive and a Fieldturf surface perfect for soccer, lacrosse, softball, and youth baseball. From the outside, it resembles a gargantuan whitehead.
