COVID-19 slows, but doesn’t stop, ultrarunner Lauren Wilke.

Altering course, the Big Ten announced a fan-free, closely monitored return to fall football.

Grae Buck ’12 Agr never thought he’d be able to make a career out of fishing. He was wrong.

The current Penn State wrestling dynasty officially began in 2011, when coach Cael Sanderson clinched the first of his eight NCAA team titles.

The 4,000-mile trip to Happy Valley hasn’t kept freshman Tova Sabel from feeling right at home.

Lending a voice on social justice issues helps drive track standout Brooke-Lynn Williams.

The commissioner of the National Women's Soccer League says she developed confidence at Penn State.

In the face of an evolving pandemic, Penn State prepared for conference-only play and limited attendance.

History professor Amira Rose Davis provides context on how sports fits into the fight for justice and equality.

An impassioned plea from a Penn State offensive lineman captures the emotion of the moment.

From draftees to free agents, former Nittany Lions are trying to stay ready until their leagues return to the court, ice, or field.

The COVID-19 pandemic forced Penn Staters aiming for the 2020 Tokyo Games to put their Olympic hopes on hold.

Former athletes recall the man they simply called ‘Coach.’

For Emily Schelberg, the cold rush of competing in skeleton was just the challenge she needed.

For many Penn State student-athletes, the pandemic ended seasons—and careers—at the cruelest possible time.