Sports Features
Student-athlete: How Penn's sports stars balance both
At an academically rigorous school like Penn, student-athletes often run into the problem of how to most effectively manage their time.
100 moments in the 100th year of the International Penn Relays
In the centennial year of world competition, let's look back on some of the marquee moments from international competitors.
Ott Center for Track and Field set to open this August
The $69.35 million indoor track and facility has been in the works since last March.
The road to the Paris Olympics runs through this year's Penn Relays
After being elevated to Silver status earlier this year and the introduction of the Global Relays, the road to Paris now runs through Philadelphia.
How does the Penn Relay Carnival make money?
The University’s largest event of the year has a multi-pronged approach to generating revenue.
Penn squash plays in one of the best squash facilities in the nation
The Penn Squash Center has a legacy of its own in the world of squash.
Penn football to host annual bone marrow drive
This marks the 16th consecutive year Penn has participated in the initiative.
Sheerr Pool renovations set to begin this July
Penn men's and women's swimming will be relocated to alternative practice sites during the 2024-2025 academic year.
Penn has largest attendance gap between men’s, women’s basketball in Ivy League
Penn men's basketball has averaged 2,819 attendees per home game since 2018.
Unpacking the best nicknames in Penn sports
Checking in with Stretch, The Beacon, Drumbo, and Juice.
The hidden backbone of Penn track and field — the throwers
In recent years, the Quakers have produced elite throwing talent and things look bright for the program's future.
Beyond the court: Sophomore guard Simone Sawyer's journey from athlete to advocate
Sawyer has established her own private clothing company, Mo Minds Matter, to promote mental health.
Penn Cheer and Quaker Girls: Two different spirit groups that bring the energy to Red and Blue game days
The two different groups differ in organizational structure and funding but hope to ease those differences moving forward.
'Everyone stays four years': How the Ivy League is fighting the transfer portal in the modern NIL climate
Despite the changing tides of college basketball, the Ivy League still believes they can hold on to their best.
All over the field: Penn Athletic Director Alanna Shanahan is everywhere at once
In her third year at the helm of Penn Athletics, Shanahan keeps the department moving.
Penn women's softball aims to improve from last year, starting with its pitching
After a lackluster 8-37 season, the Quakers are hoping to turn things around — particularly in the pitching department.
Black Student-Athletes at Penn aims to continue creating inclusive space for Black athletes
Heading into the organization's third year, BSAP hopes to continue providing support for its Black athletes.
Penn football alum Kevin Stefanski wins NFL Coach of the Year
Stefanski narrowly defeated Houston Texans head coach DeMeco Ryans in a tiebreaker vote.
Dartmouth men’s basketball team may soon unionize, and what this means for Penn Athletics
The National Labor Relations Board granted the Dartmouth men’s basketball “employee-status”.