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DiGrande | The Ivy League cannot be alone in its decision to cancel fall sports
To effectively combat the spread of coronavirus, the other NCAA Division I conferences throughout the country should join the Ivy League in canceling fall college sports.
Ivy League announces cancellation of all competitive athletics until 2021
The Ivy League announced that it will not have fall sports, becoming the first Division I conference to make such a decision.
Kyle Gallagher and Kyle Thornton of lacrosse to transfer to Notre Dame
Although Thornton and Gallagher would rather have finished their careers at Penn, they are more than happy to be joining the Fighting Irish.
As Penn goes test optional, prospective athletes still must submit scores
The admissions process for Penn athletes is a delicate and complex intertwining of NCAA policies, Ivy League policies, Penn’s general admissions criteria, and more specifically, Penn Athletics’ requirements.
After joining a professional track team, Nia Akins adjusts to life in Seattle
While the coronavirus threw the world into tumult, 2020 graduate Nia Akins moved to Seattle and became the first 2020 NCAA track athlete to go pro.
With NIL rule changes on the horizon, some Penn athletes may be in line for a payday
Name, image, and likeness legislation for NCAA athletes are set to take effect in 2021, and many Penn athletes will have the opportunity to reap financial benefits.
Pride | A spring football season is the Ivy League's only option
A spring season would not only keeps players safe, it would expose Ivy football to a national audience and allow for a postseason to take place.
A coronavirus check-in with Penn men's soccer
In many ways, the team has become even closer in quarantine, as players must expend effort and energy if the team environment and culture is to survive.
Penn basketball coaches commit to the Ivy Promise
Donahue and McLaughlin were among the 16 Ivy League basketball coaches who joined the coalition, committing to five specific action items to combat racial inequalities.
Penn basketball legend Fran Dunphy named Acting Director of Athletics at Temple
Dunphy, who coached Big 5 basketball for 30 years between Penn and Temple, takes over at an uncertain time for college athletics.
Breaking the Ice: Why doesn't Penn have varsity ice hockey, men's volleyball?
Funding and Title IX restrictions present obstacles in Penn returning to play ice hockey or men's volleyball at the varsity level.
Athletes who transferred from Penn have varying degrees of success at new schools
While the vast majority of Quaker athletes spend their entire collegiate careers at Penn, some make the tough choice to explore opportunities at other schools.
In the face of a pandemic, Penn football uses Twitter to recruit prospects
Athletes share highlights, workout videos, and grades, as well as build relationships through the social media platform.
Checking in on Penn's recent MLB Draftees
Although life as a minor-leaguer is notoriously difficult, several Quakers have found success in the MiLB.
Penn to give athletes Election Day off
The decision comes after a recommendation from the NCAA and a mandate from the Ivy League.
Born into a celebrity family, Penn quarterback Ryan Glover forges his own path
Glover has been exposed to countless celebrities through his mother Tameka Foster, who was formerly married to Usher. However, he has his sights set on other things.
After protests, Penn teams hold discussions on racism
Nearly every Penn sports team has held a virtual team discussion to discuss the recent protests and the issues of racism that they have brought to light
Former coach Fran Dunphy has left a footprint on both Penn and Colgate basketball
The Colgate coaches display supreme faith in their players’ competitiveness and their own personal desires to improve
Making a splash: Pools are useful to more than just swimmers during break
While 2020 has been an unusual year by any standard, it's probably a safe bet that few foresaw that football players would be spending more time in pools than swimmers.