After upsetting Harvard last season, the Quakers are in yet another dog fight to take the throne this year.

I always wanted to move to New York City. Ironically, now that I’m at the age where moving to New York on my own is a possibility, I’m coming up with more cons than pros.

Coming off a 2012 season to forget, Penn men’s soccer has a lot to prove this year.

A two-day meeting discussed how biological technology advances are changing the field.

This year, sprint football hopes to return to championship form and transform those narrow defeats into comfortable victories.

For Penn women’s soccer team, 10 months has been a long time, but a new class and a new year offer another shot at a league title.

Penn football begins the year as the preseason favorites to earn an unprecedented fourth Ivy title in five years. But this year, the Quakers won’t be sneaking up on anyone, as they return much of last year’s squad.

Finishing 13-12 overall and fourth in the Ivy League, there were definite improvements over the 5th place finish in 2011 for Penn volleyball, but there’s a sense that something was left on the table.

2013 women’s soccer senior captain and 2012 first-team All-Ivy selection Kerry Scalora gives us the inside scoop on her iPod preferences, post-graduation plans and more.

With committed players and a talented coach like Fink, anything is possible for this year’s Quakers.

In elementary school, I made an unhealthy amount of lists. I was, to say the least, the opposite of an impulsive child. Earlier this week, however, I jumped out of a plane.

The nine-day trip will see the Quakers return home Aug. 23. Along the way, the Quakers were scheduled to play three games against Italian squads while taking in the sights and sounds of a foreign country.

The order comes after a nearly two week long trial to decide the law’s fate.

The University filed suit Tuesday in federal court against WAC, a firm in Mendham, N.J.

New additions include a bigger sandwich and coffee area. PHOTOS: Spruce Street Wawa grand opening