Reduced Congestion
12,000 fewer seats means fewer cars – plus bike valets, ride share plans, and public transit opportunities
The new architecturally compelling Ryan Field stadium campus will address the deficiencies of the current stadium and community concerns, interests and goals. It will feature a lower and more appealing profile than the current stadium and will serve as a year-round hub for community activities.
12,000 fewer seats means fewer cars – plus bike valets, ride share plans, and public transit opportunities
A landscaping buffer and a state-of-the-art canopy will reduce the impact of noise and light on the neighborhood
Beautiful plazas with public green space and LEED Gold-Certified design for a more sustainable Ryan Field
The best college football experience in the nation
The new Ryan Field aspires to be the most accessible stadium in college football
New plazas creating a premium fan experience - without intrusion into the surrounding neighborhood
With world-class amenities and the best sightlines in college sports
Creating economic opportunity for all
The University is committed to creating economic opportunities for minority-owned, woman-owned and local Evanston businesses.
The target for total subcontracted spending with local, minority-owned and women-owned businesses for the Ryan Field project is 35%, with priority given to businesses and individuals located in Evanston.