This weekend, the Quakers return to the Palestra for a chance to test themselves against two teams currently in a position to make the Ivy League Tournament. 

Jerome, a Latham, N.Y. native, first came to Penn as a part of coach Steve Donahue’s first recruiting class. 

Penn enters the season as the No. 6 team in the country, and fans and pundits alike are excited to see how the program builds off its most successful season in recent memory.

After a combined four wins this weekend, Penn men's and women's basketball deservedly had a few individuals pick up weekly awards from the Ivy League and Big 5.

There were plenty of memorable moments as the Red and Blue produced perhaps their strongest crop of highlights of this season.

It is still early in the conference season, so the Quakers still have many important games left to decide if they are to return to the Ivy League Tournament and potentially win a conference title. 

The Quakers hosted the Lions and Cornell in back-to-back dual meets on Saturday to continue Ivy League competition.

Penn women's and men's fencing held their own against a talented field at last weekend's Ivy League championships, coming home with a second- and fourth-place finish, respectively.

Penn men's and women's track and field continued their recent success on Saturday at the Sykes & Sabock Challenge Cup at Penn State. 

Splitting time between home and on the road, the men's and women's teams played against Columbia in the Penn Squash Center on Friday, then traveled to Ithaca, N.Y. on Sunday to take on Cornell.

Penn follows a “work hard, play hard” social schedule. But taking in a basketball game at the Palestra? For most, that's just not the way they want to play.

It’s never smart to make these kinds of predictions too early, but Penn men’s basketball has shown enough. 

Capping off a successful weekend trip to the Empire State, Penn men’s basketball won its fifth straight game with a rollercoaster 79-73 win over Cornell.

Penn men's basketball will play an Ivy League game on Sunday afternoon at Cornell after both teams' schedules were shuffled around due to inclement weather. 

Penn men’s basketball won its fourth consecutive game on Saturday afternoon. Here’s what we learned from the Red and Blue’s tight win. 

Penn men’s basketball defeated Columbia by a score of 76-67 on Saturday afternoon. While the Red and Blue beat the Lions by nine points, it was a close game throughout, with the Quakers pulling away in the last few minutes. 

Penn men's and women's basketball are gearing up for another weekend full of Ivy League basketball as the Quakers face Columbia and Cornell.