A student was threatened with a gun and a baseball bat while two men robbed him in his off-campus apartment at about 5:30 a.m. yesterday, State College Police said.

The two suspects climbed in through a window in the man's University Terrace Building X apartment, 825 Bellaire Ave., according to a State College Police Department press release. The victim told police he awoke to find two men standing over him, one with a baseball bat and one with a small black handgun, according to the press release.

The two men threatened the victim and a brief struggle ensued, resulting in the victim sustaining a minor foot injury, police said.

The two suspects stole an Xbox console, two iPods and a small personal safe, according to the release. The victim was alone in his apartment, and there were no witnesses, police said.

Both suspects are described as college-aged white males. The man with the handgun is described as between 5-feet-7 and 5-feet-8 inches tall with a slim build and wearing a white hat or bandana. The man with the baseball bat is described as 5-feet-10 to 5-feet-11 inches tall with a slim build and dark brown hair.

Anyone with information is asked to call State College Police at 814-234-7150.

This is not the first incident to occur at the University Terrace apartments in recent months. Police said a bloody, drug-related fight broke out on April 27 between four men at the apartment complex's Building W at 924 Bellaire Ave., according to Collegian archives.

The fight ensued when Lawrence Murphy, 20, attempted to steal a duffel bag full of marijuana from the apartment's residents, police said. In response, three men chased Murphy, hitting him with their fists and golf clubs, leaving lacerations on his face and puncture wounds on his face and neck, according to court documents.

Murphy was charged with burglary, criminal trespass, robbery and simple assault in addition to several drug charges. The three other men, Stephan Jarmak, 20; Cory Seibert, 22; and Corey Stranzl, 21, face charges of aggravated assault, simple assault and drug charges, according to court documents. All four men are scheduled for a pretrial conference July 22.

Police also found multiple items used to grow marijuana in the men's apartment, including grow lamps and marijuana seeds, according to court documents. They also found several more items that indicated intent to deliver the drugs, including plastic baggies, a digital scale and nearly $2,000 in cash.

A representative from the Apartment Store, University Terrace's realtor, could not be reached by press time yesterday.