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The announcement of Princeton's Provost Amy Gutmann as Penn's new president has far-reaching implications well beyond the West Philadelphia campus, as the future direction of the entire Ivy League will be shaped in part by Judith Rodin's successor.
The Penn wrestling team was no stranger to top-level competition entering Saturday's match against No. 3 Iowa State.
In Penn's Nov. 21 season-opener against Wisconsin, three of Penn's four freshmen -- Ibby Jaaber, Mark Zoller and Steve Danley -- all received significant playing time.
It's been a long five months for former Penn wide receiver Rob Milanese.
Former Florida Gator backup quarterback Ingle Martin has decided to transfer to Furman, choosing the South Carolina school over Penn.
Penn junior guard Tim Begley erupted for a career-high 19 points Saturday afternoon, as the Quakers defeated Bucknell, 58-49, in front of a paltry Bison crowd of just over 1,000 fans.
To the Penn men's basketball team they are known simply as "the Erics."
Palestra announcer John McAdams will be reading off some different names before Penn tips off against Wisconsin on Friday.
Senior Jeff Schiffner will not sit out the Penn men's basketball's season opener against Wisconsin, as the guard was cleared of any NCAA wrongdoing for playing in an uncertified game this summer.
Franklin Field has seen its fair share of incredible sights both on and off the turf. The first televised football game was played at the West Philadelphia landmark in 1940.
Before the Penn men's basketball team starts its 2003-2004 season, it will have already made a major stride for the 2004-2005 season, as the Quakers have received a commitment by recruit David Whitehurst.
At Penn basketball practices, only one player's jersey has no number on it. That jersey belongs to Wharton freshman Lorenz Manthey.
Penn senior Jeff Schiffner -- an all-Ivy performer at guard a year ago -- has come under NCAA scrutiny for playing basketball this summer at his local church in New Jersey.
The Penn men's basketball team opens its season Nov. 21 against ESPN/USA Today Preseason Poll No. 14 Wisconsin. It might have to take on the defending regular-season Big Ten champions without senior All-Ivy player Jeff Schiffner. The guard has come under NCAA scrutiny for breaking an unspecified rule during a basketball game this summer.
In football it's hard for one player to make the entire team better.
Despite the Penn football team's near-fourth quarter collapse in its 34-31 win over Yale, this week's USA Today/ ESPN Division I-AA poll saw the Quakers jump from No. 14 to No. 11.
Last Oct. 26, the Penn and Yale women's soccer teams tied, 1-1, in a double overtime thriller.
If all goes according to plan, this will be the Penn football team's last season playing on Franklin Field's current turf.
Meet three of Penn's silver-medalist athletes.
The Palestra has welcomed many of the world's most talented athletes, but this weekend, Penn's historic gym played host to 250 of the school's most dedicated basketball fans who participated in "The Line."