Ari Seifter

During my time with the DP, I published exactly 150 articles, had a disgruntled athlete mimic me as a satirical Halloween costume, practiced with the women’s basketball team and was personally threatened by a varsity coach (See ya, Nik).

Penn will have one more chance to make an impression in nonconference play against No. 4 Duke.

Penn women's lacrosse lost to Princeton Wednesday, ending the Quakers' 34-game Ivy win streak.

The coming week will go a long way in determining the regular season Ivy champion, as Penn women's lacrosse takes on its top competitors — Dartmouth and Princeton.

It’s time for Penn to either step up in support of field hockey or step aside.

Maryland beat Penn twice last year, but Penn doesn’t need the motivation of revenge in today’s match against the No. 1 Terrapins.

A 10-6 victory propelled the women's lacrosse team past Cornell, extending Penn’s regular season Ivy League winning streak to 32 games.

Under coach Karin Brower Corbett’s leadership, the No. 4 Penn women’s lacrosse team has proven that the Ivy League athletic power structure isn’t always set in stone.

Even in a best-case scenario, the Penn men's basketball team has a lot of work to do this offseason.

When junior baseball player Greg Zebrack first heard from representatives of Delta Tau Delta as part of the Penn chapter’s revitalization effort, his initial reaction was cautious skepticism.