The Daily Pennsylvanian got the chance to interview three Quakers who have found great success this campaign.

Terrence Trammell, Nick Vena, and Shalonda Solomon are set to be immortalized at this year’s carnival. 

After being elevated to Silver status earlier this year and the introduction of the Global Relays, the road to Paris now runs through Philadelphia.

It has been 139 years since the first Penn Relays, and much has changed since then. Awards, competitors, and even the track itself has changed since the original Relays in 1895. Here's a look into the evolution of the Penn Relays throughout the years.

Here are three Quakers who will be donning the Red and Blue for the program next year

The University’s largest event of the year has a multi-pronged approach to generating revenue.

The Olympic medalist will be representing a nation that has deep historical ties with Franklin Field and the Carnival.

Whittaker broke two Ivy League records in the 400- and 500-meter races this season and is putting together an impressive case for the 2024 Olympics. 

After a season filled with success, here are four athletes representing the Red and Blue as freshmen and sophomores to be on the lookout for.

Despite some promising momentum on offense, the Quakers were unable to steal a win from the Crimson.

Ahead of the 128th edition of the Penn Relay Carnival, here are some of the records that could fall.

The nine-lane track in Franklin Field was first introduced to the stadium in 1951.

The women's team was unable to defend its team title from 2023.

With two months to go until the U.S. Olympic Trials, Fallon finds himself in a good spot after a promising showing at the TYR Pro Series.

Also, welcome to the new Quaker Nation!

Sources close to Penn women's rowing described a series of incidents during fall 2023, as well as their frustration with subsequent action by Penn Athletics.

The former Patriot League Rookie of the Year is joining the Quakers after missing all of his sophomore year due to injury.