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Being a senior comes with expectations. It’s Year Four, our time at Penn is coming to an end, and it is time for us to step into the shoes of those who graduated before us.
As I begin my senior year, I want to take some time to reflect on my Penn experience. Although it's not over yet and there are many months to go, I think it's important for me to start coming to terms with what my time at Penn has both given me and taken from me. Our time as Quakers not only shapes us into who we are as people, but also reveals a sense of who we will become in the future and how we will confront the adversity that life will throw at us.
Coming off a major conference win over Ivy foe Dartmouth, Penn women’s lacrosse is looking to take down Columbia this coming Saturday.
Penn women’s lacrosse is running the league and it doesn't plan to stop any time soon.
Penn women’s lacrosse is on the road to making history after racking up its seventh win of the season with zero losses thus far.
The Olympics are a sporting event unlike any other: at just about every moment the viewer is watching history being made by the most talented athletes in the world. It is only every four years that we get to experience the magic of the Winter Olympic Games.
After a major victory last weekend at Scheer pool, Penn swimming and diving is looking to continue its winnings against the West Chester Rams this Friday.
After a tough weekend in Hanover, Penn swimming is regrouping for its last Ivy league tri-meet of the season in Providence — but the Quakers won't be facing the full range of their competition.
After a deceptively short holiday break, Penn fencing prepares for its second tournament of the season: The Vassar Invitational.
Penn swimming and diving experienced both success and failure at its first tri-meet of the 2017-2018 season.
Penn swimming and diving got mixed results this weekend in a dual meet against local rival Villanova.
It's officially opening weekend for Penn swimming and diving.
Penn volleyball fought to the very end but found no luck against its bitter rival for the second time this season.
Penn women’s soccer recorded one of its most exciting wins of the season against Dartmouth this past Saturday night in dramatic fashion.
Ivy League football season has begun and the competition is getting fierce.
Welcome to the Ivy League, Katie Schumacher-Cawley.
Despite their hard work and relentless efforts, Penn women’s soccer was unable to defeat George Mason this weekend in a 2-0 loss. This was the Quakers' final match before beginning Ivy League play this coming Saturday.
Penn men’s soccer fell to Seton Hall in a disappointing 2-1 loss Sunday night at home on Rhodes Field.
Penn women’s soccer had a hard-fought weekend on the West Coast as they took on two non-conference teams.
The summer is not an offseason for any Division I athlete, especially not Mark Andrew, a rising junior on Penn men's swimming.