Penn men’s and women’s fencing were back in action at the Tse Center this weekend hosting the Philadelphia Invitational. 

With a strong start to non-conference play, Penn women's basketball could have a chance to secure the Ivy League's second-ever at-large bid.

Penn women’s basketball’s hopes to capture this season's Big 5 crown suffered a blow on Wednesday, as the Quakers fell to Villanova by a score of 70-58. 

Here’s what to look forward to this weekend as Penn squash, wrestling, and swimming and diving enter the home stretches of their respective seasons.

While both the men’s and women’s teams were able to edge out the Big Green, they both also fell to the host Bulldogs. 

Both the women and men were handily defeated 8-1 by both No. 1 Harvard teams on Saturday before rallying to pick up wins over Dartmouth on Sunday.

The Invitational saw the Quakers contend with several different opponents, including Ivy League foes Yale and Columbia, the defending national champion. 

Sophomore Sydney Kraez won both the vault and floor exercise in a 192.650-191.425 loss against Towson last Sunday.

The Ivy League opener didn’t go as planned, and the Quakers were dominated in the second half, losing to the Tigers by a score of 75-55.

Unfortunately for the Red and Blue, the 75-55 defeat did not instill confidence in the team’s ability to perform against higher-caliber competition. 

It’s a big week for Penn basketball, as both the men's and women's teams will face rival Princeton in early Ivy League contests with much at stake.

After five years with the Quakers, Penn women's soccer head coach Nicole Van Dyke has resigned to take up the same position at the University of Washington.

In the Quakers' first trip to Hawaii since the 2015-16 season, they celebrated the arrival of a new year with two wins in paradise.

In the Battle of 33rd Street, Penn women’s basketball overcame a few obstacles in a hard fought 53-49 win over Drexel at the Palestra.

Through their first eight games, the Quakers are 7-1 with their only loss coming at the hands of ACC powerhouse Duke.

Freshman guard Kayla Padilla proved that in just her first season for the Red and Blue, she is more than capable of running the offense for Penn.

In this week's edition of Is Stat So?, Kayla Padilla continues to be a force on the court, swimming races past the competition, and Evan Lee set a program record in the heptathlon.