Joining a Penn sports team after the acceptance letter is a process varying by sport, with some paths drawing a clearer process than others.

With only each other to rely on in their class, but so much to prove, the two freshmen face a unique first season in collegiate level basketball.

Although the aim of her sport is to lead amongst the rest, junior Phoebe White values being part of a pack for support and motivation.

One challenge of this season will be an increased number of games for Penn men's basketball, so consistency will be key to the team currently ranked first in the Ivy League preseason poll.

Parents and siblings of the players watched as the departing seniors joined their found family in Penn women's soccer for the final time at home.

There are no official registrations, no road closures, and no winners. Rather, the race is about spirit; the spirit of the bonds that have formed around it, and the spirit of the city it champions.

Penn's equipment managers may not be on the field playing, but their impact is always felt by Penn's athletes. 

Penn's football freshmen have become ingrained in the team's culture, have found mentors, and have adjusted to the rigors of playing college football. 

Behind the high-tempo offense of Penn's yet undefeated season are the offensive linemen who put the team before themselves.

Kicker Graham Gotlieb, punter Ben Krimm, and long snapper Ryan Mannelly are proving that consistency is just one step towards becoming a dependable unit for an undefeated team. 

With the Quakers, the Nash brothers have seen considerable action, combining for 26 tackles through the first six games so far this season.

Our DP Sports Player of the Week is graduate student Ben Stitz, who has scored in every match of Penn men’s soccer’s seven-game winning streak.

One special fan in the stands of Penn field hockey is fighting a diagnosis with the help of more than just one family.

With just five out of 16 games of the season to be spent at home, Penn men’s soccer has been confronting the crucial challenge of taking wins on the road.

Sophomore Ella Green has been a crucial outside hitter for Penn, but she grew her inspiration for the sport before college by following Penn State volleyball.

For a combined 19 years, Jerry and Frank McConnell have coached on Penn's sprint football team, most of that time coming from Jerry McConnell, who's been with the program since 2007.

Due to the absence of full-size golf courses nearby in West Philadelphia, Penn men's golf can often find itself traveling upwards of half an hour just to access a nearby course.