The Top Ten Games of 2014
Counting down the most memorable, dramatic and historic games in the last year of Penn sports.
Rookie Revolution
Heading into a big game at Vanderbilt, the Penn men's basketball team has won three straight and the freshmen are winning awards week after week.
Holding Back The Tears
With his last game after 23 seasons almost here, Penn football coach Al Bagnoli finally gets emotional.
Innovation High
SLA founder Chris Lehman C’93 is “probably not your average principal.”
Your Handy Homecoming Athletics Guide
This weekend's Homecoming festivities will include five sporting events on campus, and there are plenty of reasons to catch them all.
Mourning a Penn Legend
For nine decades before his death last spring, Charley Scott was a fixture at Penn soccer games as a player, coach, athletic director and avid supporter.
Beginning of the End
As his impending retirement draws closer, Penn football coach Al Bagnoli is drawing serious praise from coaches around the league and region.
Ciao, Italia
Penn women's basketball team bonds over sightseeing and basketball during 10-day trip in Italy.
Working Both Sides of the River
Tom Corcoran WG’75 sees both sides (of the Delaware waterfront) now.
Bagnoli’s Valedictory Season Promises an Uphill Climb
Football underdogs in Bagnoli’s final season.
Passing the Baton
As longtime Athletic Director Steve Bilsky W’71 departs Weightman Hall, how will his 20-year tenure be remembered? And where will his successor, M. Grace Calhoun, take Penn athletics?
A Record-Setting Performance
Penn grad Brendan McHugh C’12 breaks U.S. Open swimming record, wins national title, books place at next year's World Championships.
Back Where It All Began
After an unlikely journey from Canada to Ithaca to Boston, new Penn assistant basketball coach Nat Graham is back at his alma mater.
Palestra Pioneer Hangs Up His Pencils
Statkeeper Stu Suss C’74 L’77 decides 43 years is the right number.
Forty Years and Four Minutes
After 40 years, Penn’s four-minute mile club has a new member.
A Unique Tradition
After a terrific year, the Penn track team sets off for England.
Championship Sunday
Penn sweeps Ivy League men’s and women’s lacrosse titles, surges into NCAA tournaments.
Stepping Strong
Surviving the Boston Marathon bombing, and thriving at Penn.
New Face of Penn Athletics
M. Grace Calhoun named new athletic director.
Still Kicking
And singing. And dancing. And joking. And cross-dressing. A century and a quarter after its first production in 1889, Mask & Wig—the “oldest all-male collegiate musical comedy troupe in the United States”—remains the one there’s only room for.
Passing The Torch
Al Bagnoli to step down, Ray Priore to step in as Penn football prepares to usher in a new era.
‘A wonderful livelihood’
Set to retire after 21 years and nine Ivy League championships, assistant football coach Larry Woods reflects on his time at Penn.
A New Era in Penn Athletics
Penn introduces new athletics director M. Grace Calhoun, who says she's here for "the long haul."
Let The Madness Begin
Penn women's basketball team excited for "dream come true" appearance in NCAA tournament.