Bryce Jordan Center is the largest top-notch multi-purpose arena of Central Pennsylvania housed between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, adjacent to the Pennsylvania State University’s 107,282 seat Beaver Stadium. Since its heyday in 1996, it has acted as the home of Penn State Nittany Lion’s basketball team for men and women replacing former home "Rec Hall". Architect Rosser International Inc. built the venue at the cost of around 5 million dollars with a brilliant bi-level design. Also, the stadium boasts of advanced state-of-the-art facilities, computer-controlled rigging system, VIP boxes, large electronic display, meeting and function rooms.
This venue was named after Dr. Bryce Jordan, Penn State's 14th president – the man who was behind the Penn State's bid to gain admittance into the Big Ten Conference and responsible for acquiring the funding needed to build it.
Throughout its first ten years of operation, the building has welcomed more than seven million people in more than 1,200 events hosted. 
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