Penn State football still has a lot to play for, beyond washed-away College Footbal Playoff and national title hopes. They've got five games remaining, continuing one of the toughest scheduling runs in program history. Five weeks to regroup and make sure ...

Penn State returns to the television airwaves and continues Big Ten play this Saturday with its first contest of November. The Nittany Lions (3-4) travel to No. 1 Ohio State this weekend with hopes of pulling off a massive upset.

A stunning collapse of the James Franklin era at Penn State has left Ohio State a three-touchdown favorite. The Nittany Lions opened the season ranked No. 2 in the AP poll but have dropped four straight and will be playing their second game under interim coach Terry Smith following Franklin's firing.

Penn State’s 19th-ranked women’s volleyball team makes the trek to Ann Arbor for a Friday night battle with the Michigan Wolverines. The game is scheduled to start at 6:30 p.m.

In the release, the university highlighted that there has been a steady growth in four-year graduation rates, as well as retention rates. There is an increase in first-generation student enrollment, and Pell-eligible students are enrolling at a steady rate.

Led by an interim head coach and an inexperienced quarterback, the Nittany Lions face their toughest test: a road matchup against No. 1 Ohio State.

Chris Adamski is a TribLive reporter who has covered primarily the Pittsburgh Steelers since 2014 following two seasons on the Penn State football beat. A Western Pennsylvania native, he joined the Trib in 2012 after spending a decade covering Pittsburgh sports for other outlets. He can be reached at [email protected].