The Quakers’ next three games will be important to deciding whether they can take home a second consecutive Ivy title as the Red and Blue have a long way to go before reaching the ultimate goal of four outright titles in five years.

Wishbone is open from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. every day, though Hope hopes for some late-night hours in the weeks to come.

The Time to Shine tour celebrates the accomplishments of the $4.3 billion Making History fundraising campaign, which concluded in December 2012.

Two new events were introduced during the week — a speaker series and a dodgeball fundraising tournament.

After Bagtas told the DP that the coaching staff said he would “run the team” this year, many were skeptical. But after seeing him on the court, there may be some merit to the idea.

SAC can either give out less money across the board or disenfranchise the many students who have no say in the matter.

The treatment is a gene therapy targeted at dogs with Best’s disease, a hereditary form of macular degeneration that occurs in humans as well as dogs that results in blindness.

All the greatest Penn basketball quotes of the 2012-13 season compiled together.

Check out our comprehensive preview every player on every Ivy basketball team.

We cut to the chase in recapping each one of Penn’s 31 games in 2012-13.

In the past year, dozens of colleges and universities have come under fire for allegedly sweeping sexual assaults under the rug and mistreating students who reported sexual violence.

Although the University attempts to set out clear definitions of consent, victims of sexual assault are often left in the moment questioning what happened to them.

With two weeks remaining in the preseason before kicking off the 2013-14 campaign on Nov. 9, the Quakers had their first intersquad scrimmage of the year on Saturday, which ended in a tie.

Sexual violence touches the lives of countless students at colleges across the country, and Penn is no exception.

Our new series “Remembering Penn basketball” lets former Daily Pennsylvanian sportswriters and notable Penn men’s hoops fans give their greatest memories of the program. The first installment features former sportswriter Andrew Todres (C’ 09).

I estimate that we exchange names and handshakes with someone once a day, but would venture to say that few, if any, of these people ever hear from us again.

We caught up with ’07 Penn basketball alum Mark Zoller.