Penn in the NFL: The regular season kicks off
Checking in on the Quakers at the professional level, from Justin Watson to Kevin Stefanski.
Checking in on the Quakers at the professional level, from Justin Watson to Kevin Stefanski.
From wide receiver Jared Richardson to running back Malachi Hosley, here are some of Tyler's major predictions for this season.
Playing the same amount of games as the rest of the FCS is a critical step for conference relevance.
Sports Editors Walker Carnathan, Vivian Yao, Sean McKeown, and Lucas Milgrim make their picks for the campaign ahead.
From wide receiver Jared Richardson to running back Malachi Hosley, here are some of Tyler's major predictions for this season.
Playing the same amount of games as the rest of the FCS is a critical step for conference relevance.
Counterfeit SEPTA station advertisements displaying presidential candidate Kamala Harris wearing an Eagles helmet set social media ablaze.
Here are five of the most highly anticipated games to catch for the Quakers this upcoming semester.
Richardson’s 87.6 receiving yards per game led the Ivy League last season.
The Penn football running back exploded in the season with several games recording over 100 yards.
Two of the players transferred for this past season while Jaden Key played his entire career with the Quakers.
This marks the 16th consecutive year Penn has participated in the initiative.
Several Quakers expressed their feelings toward unionization in light of recent developments with Dartmouth men's basketball.
In a non-contact open practice, the Red and Blue sharpened iron against iron as the offense and defense faced off.
The highly anticipated EA Sports College Football video game is returning, but the Ivy League got the short end of the stick.
Stefanski narrowly defeated Houston Texans head coach DeMeco Ryans in a tiebreaker vote.
Watson, an all-time great Quaker, tied the record for the most championships by an Ivy League player.
The recently announced "Penn-I-L" seeks to transform the way Quakers engage with the NIL landscape.
Chimera was previously head coach at Johns Hopkins University for four years.
Penn quarterback Aidan Sayin's younger brother entered the transfer portal following Saban's retirement.