Penn women’s tennis has had a troubled year, but at least it had a dependable captain and a strong anchor to navigate it through its darkest storms and its testiest waters.

As the smell of fresh barbeque wafted over Penn Park, the Penn club men’s lacrosse team finished the last few minutes of the first round of the NCLL tournament.

When Christina Benvenuti committed to Penn as a senior in high school, she could have never predicted how her next four years would unfold.

Greg Ambrogi and Justin Reilly proposed  to their former classmates a mentoring network of Penn athlete alumni to be a resource for current student-athletes. The program is now gaining momentum

Going to college is a stressful experience, a whirlwind of uncertainty. From classes to clubs to what they’re wearing in the morning or what they’re doing that night, one thing all freshmen come to realize is that they aren’t in Kansas anymore.

Jack Ramsay, a Hall of Fame basketball coach most recognized for his tenure with the Portland Trail Blazers in the late 1970s and 1980s, passed away on Monday

There’s something about Penn Relays that makes me nostalgic.

Boasting hundreds of different track and field events watched by over 100,000 spectators, the Relays certainly yielded a lot of moments to look back upon.

On Friday, No. 10 Penn men’s lacrosse finished off its regular season at the Katie Samson Lacrosse Festival by defeating St. John's

With a win on Saturday, No. 15 Penn women’s lacrosse clinched a share of its eighth consecutive Ivy League title in its final regular season contest against Cornell

The Penn men’s and women’s golf teams traveled to Springfield, N.J., over the weekend to participate in the Ivy League Championships at Baltusrol Golf Club.

With the Gehrig Division title on the line, the Red and Blue split their four game series with Columbia to remain tied atop the standings and force a deciding one-game playoff next weekend. 

The Quakers silenced the Columbia Lions with three resounding victories to clinch the South Division title and an Ivy League Championship berth.

In Penn baseball’s quest for the Ivy League title, the club’s freshmen, a group that hails from all parts of the country, are more than along for the ride – the bunch has been a key driver to the team’s surprise success this season

Over the river and through the woods, to Radnor the Quakers go.

After stumbling in their midweek matchup with Monmouth, the Quakers (15-18, 10-5 Ivy) return to Ivy League play for their final conference action of the regular season when they take on Columbia in a home-and-home four-game series this weekend

This is a pretty hectic weekend for Penn Athletics