Beaver Stadium on the campus of University is one of the most electric atmospheres in all of college football. But as someone who has covered

Penn State University trustees are expected to vote Tuesday on whether an institution that is both a football powerhouse and hundreds of millions of dollars in debt should spend $700 million for a stadium renovation.

The Penn State Board of Trustees approved a $700 million renovation to Beaver Stadium that will make the university eligible to host a College

Penn State's Board of Trustees has approved a massive $700 million renovation of Beaver Stadium, the university announced Tuesday. The new upgrades will make the stadium a year-round venue and come right as the College Football Playoff moves toward on-campus sites for first-round games.

Penn State's board of trustees approved a renovation to Beaver Stadium on Tuesday worth up to $700 million. The renovation is expected to be completed before the 2027 season. The school said the project will be financed and paid for through fundraising,

The expectation is that the renovation will take place during the next three seasons and have minimal impact on football Saturdays.

The final design of the stadium is not complete, according to athletic director Pat Kraft, but there were more details about the plan unveiled at the board of trustees’ meeting — including a welcome center.