The Price They Paid
The last of Penn football’s “Mungermen” recall the painful transition from big-time football to the Ivy League 70 years ago—including a University president’s short-lived “Victory with Honor” campaign, a not-so-harmonious “harmony dinner,” and the unceremonious exits of a legendary football coach and controversial athletic director.
Transfer of Power
Men's basketball preview for the 2024–25 season.
New Hall of Fame Class Inducted
The latest Penn Hall of Famers.
Penn in Paris
Penn athletes fall short at the Paris Olympics (but got there!).
From Chemistry to Canton
Harvey Greene C’75 is a sports public relations football Hall of Famer.
An Archive for a Visionary
Walter O’Malley C1926’s Dodgers archives are at baseball’s Hall of Fame.
Wyatt’s World
The Ivy League’s all-time home run king powered Penn back to the NCAA baseball tournament.
A Blazing Career on the Track
Track’s Whittaker caps a special career at Penn.
Alvin and the Gold Medals
Penn’s Paris Olympics triumph (in 1900).
Whirling Wonder
Anya Stewart C’27’s “amazing talent.”
Championship Lane
Men’s squash national champions with first-ever Potter Cup win.
Title Town
More memorable seasons.
Wrestling Succession Plan
Valenti to succeed Reina as wrestling coach.
The Niki and Izzy Show
Women’s lacrosse’s senior standouts Niki Miles and Izzy Rohr.
Big 5 Fireworks
A thrilling victory and buzzer-beating defeat for men’s basketball.
Freshman Phenom
Football’s bright spot: freshman running back Malachi Hosley.
Larger Than Life
Track and field coach—and much more—Tony Tenisci remembered.
New Normal, New Team
Men’s basketball looks to bounce back from star losses.
Uncharted Waters
Swimmer Matt Fallon EAS’25 W’25 medals at World Championships.
A Blanket and a Bond
Belated recognition in a gift from one swimmer to another.
USA Champ, Times Two
USA Champs Nia Akins Nu’20 GNu’20 and Sam Mattis W’16.
The Quake Show Goes National
Baseball and women’s lacrosse rekindle past glory.
Basketball In His Blood
Thirty years after starting the basketball juggernaut AND1, Seth Berger C’89 WG’93 continues to live and breathe hoops—as a father of three (plus a guardian to five Nigerian brothers), a venture capitalist affiliated with the Philadelphia 76ers, and the longtime head coach of a suburban Philadelphia boarding school team that his AND1 cofounder calls the “Duke of high school basketball.”
Tiger Food
Men’s and women’s basketball fall to Princeton in Ivy tourney.