One of the University's first society clubs has an interesting history, and a legendary name to go along with it.
The 1-3 Army-West Point Black Knights are coming to Happy Valley for a noon kickoff with the 3-1 Nittany Lions this Saturday. Because of some underwhelming losses already this year, our writers believe that Army has no chance against Penn State.
We compiled some of the world’s most infamous photographs and gave them just a bit of a Penn State edge. Here are some of history's most iconic scenes: Penn State style.
At 5-foot-9, 170 pounds, Brandon Polk has typically been the smallest player on the field throughout his young football career. Despite his miniscule stature, Polk's been able to make a significant impact on Penn State's potent offense -- making his physical attributes nothing but an afterthought.
The 2014-15 Nittany Lions had their best record ever, posting an 18-14-4 mark in the regular season. Some of the program's best players ever have left the program, but its best recruiting class ever is coming in. Our staff expects that to culminate in another winning record, but time will tell how much (if any) improvement we'll see.
Penn State surely has a club for everyone. Meet the Penn State Pokemon Society, the club that helps bring Pokemon-lovers of all shapes and sizes together.