From our May/June 2015 issue: The most dominant program in college athletics offers no scholarships and competes in a sport most Americans don’t really understand. None of which bothers the women of the nine-time national champion Penn State rugby team. They’re too busy bulldozing all comers, and having a blast along the way.

Undrafted after one of the greatest careers in Nittany Lion basketball history, Lamar Stevens relied on familiar traits—hustle, toughness, and hard work—to earn an NBA roster spot. Now, he’s solidifying himself as a vital contributor on one of the best young teams in the league.

Linebacker Bani Gbadyu was remembered by teammates for his joyful outlook on life and football.

Calvin Booth used height, hard work, and quiet ambition to set records in college and carve out a 10-year playing career in the pros. His latest challenge: bringing an NBA title to Denver.

Former Nittany Lion "Whitey" Von Nieda is the oldest living former NBA player.

The Nittany Lions men's basketball team pulled off a stunning 85-76 victory of Michigan State in 2008.

The Penn State senior offers tips for those who seek to learn or improve their flip turn.

Backyard lacrosse rivals as children, the Penn State seniors and twin sisters prefer playing for the same side.

Two Penn Staters medal at the Senior World Wrestling Championships in September.

Former Nittany Lion lineman Matt Stankiewitch is quickly climbing the ranks of indoor rowers.

Matt Guenter won twice in the 2022 USA National Triathlon Championships.

Makenna Marisa has serious game.

The 197-pounder went 23-1 last season after transferring from Cornell. He's back this winter looking to defend his NCAA title.

From the field to the stands to the skies above, nothing in college football matches the game day atmosphere of Beaver Stadium.

Penn Staters are working to build a sustainable foundation to support NIL opportunities for athletes.