This Saturday, the Quakers will be hosting Princeton to kick off the start of Penn's Ivy League stretch.

Entering Thursday's road matchup with Villanova, the Red and Blue hoped to build off their weekend momentum against another local rival. The Quakers used a six-run fifth inning and strong pitching to knock out Villanova, 12-1.

Penn women’s tennis won’t have to dig deep to find the motivation to beat its next opponent; the rivalry is already bred in its bones and the only thing on its mind is vengeance after last year.

This Saturday the Quakers will compete in their third Ivy contest. With two losses to two of the top teams in the league behind them, the men’s lacrosse team is in the hunt for its first conference win.

According to the Houston Chronicle, Pera, Penn's recruiting coordinator for the last two seasons, will leave Penn for Rice, where he will be a member of new coach Mike Rhoades' staff.

Though Penn battled hard, the Quakers ultimately couldn’t batten down the hatches and fell to St. John’s, 5-2.

The John Yurkow era has seen plenty of new beginnings, with one of the most notable being Ronnie Glenn’s transition from closer to starter.

So far, the pitcher’s college experience has been anything but ordinary. In just over two seasons at Penn, Borden has pitched the only two no-hitters in Penn history and holds the program records for career strikeouts and victories

While Penn hired Calhoun, Loyola now has to start from scratch, searching for a new athletic director itself after Calhoun led the athletic department through three years of change and the move into a new conference.

Thank you for being the team that never quits.

Jeff McGarry may be stepping off the mound, but he is sure stepping up for Penn baseball.

A year later, White's friends remember him while his widow Garcia-Pellon;s defense negotiates outlines of plea at case status hearing Wednesday

One year later, Chris Swanson is back for more.

A new era for Penn Athletics has arrived. And it feels really weird.

It looks like Penn baseball will have to wait a bit longer to settle the score with Lafayette.

Provost Vincent Price announced on Monday that M. Grace Calhoun, the current athletic director and assistant vice president at Loyola of Chicago, will be the next Penn director of recreation and intercollegiate athletics, effective July 1.

The university’s next athletic director will be introduced at a press conference at the Palestra at 1 p.m. Monday, preceded by a university-wide announcement at noon.