Penn State's offensive line struggled mightily in 2014, but may have turned the corner during an admirable performance in the Pinstripe Bowl. To begin 2015, it brings two things it didn't have last year: experience and confidence.
The Penn State Clown Nose Club will hold its second You Matter Day in the HUB on Thursday, April 2 to spread a simply message: "You matter." The event will run from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. and will make an effort to ensure that each person in attendance feels that he or she is an appreciated member of the Penn State community.
Roger Ferguson Jr., the TIAA-CREF president/CEO and former vice chairman of the Board of Governors of the U.S. Federal Reserve System, will meet with students and faculty on March 31 to discuss a host of issues.
James Franklin will be joined by some special guests as he embarks on the fourth Penn State Coaches Caravan tour this spring beginning May 5. Basketball coach Pat Chambers, hockey’s Guy Gadowsky, Athletics Director Sandy Barbour, and womens volleyball’s Russ Rose, among other Penn State coaches, will accompany Franklin at select stops. There are 12 […]
Despite competing with only 11 fencers instead of the allotted 12, Penn State fencing earned a second place finish behind a combined Columbia and Barnard squad in this weekend's NCAA Championship. Freshman Andrew Mackiewicz was the Nittany Lions' sole individual champion, Penn State's second national champion in two days after Matt Brown wrestled for an individual title Saturday evening.
After making too many non-football promises last season, James Franklin is preparing for his second year on the job by revamping his spring schedule in an effort to focus on all football, all the time.