Penn State hosts Ohio on Saturday in its 63rd home opener at Beaver Stadium, which will see some changes for the 2022 season. Penn State announced an expanded entry location at one gate, some new ...

Penn State is selling a limited number of football season tickets for the Nittany Lions' 2025 season. Some will be located in ...

At Gate F, located on the stadium's East Side, Penn State is expanding the perimeter to Porter Road to create an outdoor lounge-style space with more concession options.

Beaver Stadium is the home stadium of the Penn State Nittany Lions college football team. Located in University Park, Pennsylvania, United States, this stadium has been named after James A. Beaver ...

Outside of Gate F, located on the east side of the stadium, is an open-air, 34,000 square-foot space where fans can enjoy food and drink options in a lounge area.

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. (WHTM) — As the 2024 Penn State football home opener approaches, fans can witness Beaver Stadium’s new upgrades as part of its revitalization project. Fans will enjoy ...

Penn State implements a one-way traffic pattern around Beaver Stadium before and after all home football games. The pattern begins 2.5 hours before each game kicks off.

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (WTAJ)-- There have been new upgrades to Beaver Stadium, as it is just days away from hosting Penn State's football home opener against Ohio, which also means the return of game ...

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – No. 10/12 Penn State welcomes No. 22/20 Auburn to Beaver Stadium on Saturday for its annual Penn State White Out game. Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m. ET on ABC with Chris ...

When Penn State opens its home schedule against Ball State at 3:30 p.m. Saturday, the Beaver Stadium game day experience will be a bit different than it has been in past years.

As Penn State pushes to use the second-largest college football stadium in the country more than a handful of times per year, it does so knowing there’s only so much the playing surface can handle.

According to Penn State, he was a former governor of Pennsylvania, university board president and acting president of Penn State from 1906 to 1908. Beaver Stadium initially had 46,284 seats.