Penn State will install about 7,900 temporary seats at Beaver Stadium during the $700 million renovation, scheduled for completion in 2027.

Beaver Stadium has gone through many renovations since opening in 1960, many of which have been to increase seating.

Penn State released new artists renderings and price points for west side club seating, which will be available when Beaver Stadium's renovations are complete in 2027.

This spring, steel and structure will be going up. Penn State will rely on temporary seating for the next two seasons but plans to maintain the stadium’s 107,000-seat capacity during the renovation.

Nestled deep in the FAQ Penn State released about the Beaver Stadium renovation, which included new renderings and details about temporary seating, was this intriguing statement about the stadium ...

In an unlisted YouTube video published last Friday, Penn State Athletics teased temporary seating plans on Beaver Stadium’s west side for the 2025 football season. The video, which is only ...

Penn State officials released digital images of what a renovated Beaver Stadium will look like and details for seating and parking changes for 2025.

Work on the west side of Penn State's Beaver Stadium is slated to begin in January 2025 and conclude before the start of the 2027 season.

Penn State and Beaver Stadium are in for a lot of changes between now and 2027. But Saturday offered the first public look at what’s changed to this point — and what’s to come.

Penn State began its $700 million renovation project on Saturday after it demolished its 64-year-old press box at Beaver Stadium.