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Updated May 26th, 2026

Saint Vincent College will host its 59th Pittsburgh Steelers training camp from July 28 through August 17 on campus in Latrobe.

THE SCHEDULE: The first of 15 practices open to the public will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday, July 29. The intensity will ramp up with the first full-pads practice at 11:00 a.m. on Monday, August 3. The night practice this year will be held at 6 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 8 at Memorial Stadium in Latrobe. The final open practice will be at 11:00 a.m. on Monday, Aug. 17.

The training camp schedule is subject to change due to weather or other circumstances. Daily updates through the Steelers mobile app and on the team’s social media platforms (X, Instagram, and Facebook).

WHEN TO ARRIVE: Practices will begin at 11:00 a.m. The gates will open at 8:30 a.m.

WHERE TO PARK: Free parking is available. The lot entrance is located at the intersection of Saint Vincent Drive and Brouwers Road. ADA parking is available in the Fred Rogers Center lot, and a disabled parking placard must be displayed.

FREE ADMISSION: There is no fee to watch the workouts at Saint Vincent College. However, all fans must obtain mobile tickets through Ticketmaster.com. For tickets, click here.

CAMPUS MAP: To find your way around, download our campus map.

Important Information

CODE OF CONDUCT: Tailgating is not allowed on Saint Vincent College property. Alcohol and smoking/vaping are not allowed. Other prohibited items include noisemakers (such as airhorns, bells and whistles); firearms; fireworks; laser pointers; and pets.

Making audio and/or video recordings on any device is not permitted.

WHAT TO BRING: Fans are encouraged to bring their own portable chairs, as the open seating in the bleachers that face Chuck Noll Field is limited. There also is limited shade in the fan seating area, so wear a hat and slather on lots of sunscreen.

FOOD AND DRINK: Food trucks, including some that are cash-only, will be accessible. Light snacks will be available at the Saint Vincent College Bookstore inside the Robert S. Carey Student Center.

WHAT TO DO

When the workouts end, there still is plenty to see and do on the Saint Vincent College campus:

  • Modern brick-and-metal building with large windows along a curved sidewalk, framed by young trees and landscaped grass under a bright blue sky.

    Fred Rogers Institute

     Hello, neighbor! That familiar red sweater, the beloved Daniel Striped Tiger and X the Owl puppets, and scribbled-on scripts are just a few of the items on display in the Fred Rogers Exhibit. The free, self-guided exhibit is open weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
  • Families and children gather in a rustic wooden room with armchairs, activity tables, and a bookshelf, like a nature center or museum exhibit space.

    Winnie Palmer Nature Reserve

     Mingle with frogs, dragonflies, ducks and salamanders at the Palmer Pond. Listen to the latest buzz at the Honeybee Yard. Stop and smell the flowers in the gardens.
  • Large red-brick cathedral with multiple tall spires and rose windows, seen above colorful autumn trees under a pale sky.

    Saint Vincent Basilica

     Completed in 1905, the Basilica is an iconic structure that serves a Roman Catholic parish, as well as the Saint Vincent Archabbey—the first Benedictine monastery in the United States and one of the largest monasteries in the world. Guided tours are available on select weekends and Mass is celebrated every day.
  • Shopper browsing a store display of Saint Vincent College Bearcats merchandise, holding a green pennant.

    Saint Vincent College Bookstore

     Located on the first floor of the Robert S. Carey Student Center, the Bookstore offers a variety of SVC souvenirs and apparel to students, friends, faculty and staff.
  • Person sitting on a bench in an art gallery, looking at framed landscape paintings on a white wall.

    Verostko Center for the Arts

     Whether it be a medieval manuscript, a rare liturgical vestment or a 21st century algorithmic drawing, the VCA is committed to deepening our engagement and understanding of art. The Center’s namesake is the late Roman Verostko, a world-renowned pioneer in the use of early computers to create works of art. The Center is located on the second floor of the Dale P. Latimer Library. Admission is free and tours are by appointment only. Contact verostkocenter@stvincent.edu.
  • Person browsing packaged goods in a rustic country store with shelves of jars and bottles behind them.

    Saint Vincent Gristmill

     Built by Benedictine monks, the Gristmill has been in continuous operation since 1854. A general store sells specialty flours, local honey, pasta sauce, pancake mix, maple syrup, coffee and many other products. It’s located on Beatty County Road, just north of campus. For information, call 724-537-0304.
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