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Nippert Stadium is served by UC Public Safety (513-556-1111) UC Environmental Health and Safety (513-556-4968) UC University Health Services and Facilities Management (513-558-2500) All immediate emergency concerns can be directed through the UC 911 Communications, by dialing 911 from any UC phone.
Nippert Stadium has a seating capacity of approximately 40,000 following an expansion and renovation in 2014. On October 24, 2015, the Bearcats hosted the UConn (University of Connecticut) Huskies on Homecoming weekend. The game attracted a crowd of 40,124 making it the second consecutive official sellout in the newly renovated Nippert Stadium.
Lower Sideline Seating. Close proximity to the field and desirable sideline viewing angles combine to make the Lower Sideline sections among the best available for a football game at Nippert Stadium. Cincinnati fans can sit behind the Bearcats bench in Sections 120-123 along the west sideline, while the visiting team is located on the east ...
Sections 338-342: $2,200 per seat, per year. Sections 334-337, 343-344: $1,900 per seat, per year. Sections 330-333: $1,600 per seat, per year. Benefits: A significant portion of the seat cost is a tax-deductible gift. The club offers affordable premium seating options for all Bearcats fans with some of the best views inside Nippert Stadium.
Apr 22, 2019 · Historic Nippert Stadium provides a variety of premium seating options to enhance the game day experience for all Bearcats fans. Premium seating features a climate controlled experience, the only permanent cushioned chair backed seats in the stadium, amazing site lines and much more!
Nippert Stadium was originally erected in 1916 around a playing surface known as Carson Field. This field was named after Dr. Arch I. Carson, who was the director of the University of Cincinnati campus in 1895 when he proposed that an athletic field be built on campus.1 The construction of Carson Field cost approximately $5,000, collected from ...
Jun 18, 2024 · Nippert's grandfather––James N. Gamble, son of the Procter & Gamble co-founder––donated $250,000 for the completion of the stadium. Today, Cincinnati debuted a memorial shield, which will ...
