They call her the girl who walks on water. But on campus, she is simply the student you sit next to STAT 101. Larisa Morales lives what can be best described as a double-life, by school-day a freshman at Wharton, by summer a world-class wakeboarder.…Read More
Athletics
Penn fencing’s Justin Yoo, W19, has his eye on the Olympics
In Penn history, 24 fencers have represented their school at the Olympic Games. If sophomore Justin Yoo has anything to say about it, he will be the 25th come the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo.…Read More
Penn men’s tennis’s freshman rookie has big dreams and bigger goals
No. 1 singles player Kyle Mautner, W’19, aims to win Ivy League Rookie of the Year award, qualify for NCAA’s…Read More
Freshman fencer represents Red (White) and Blue
Raymond Chen, W19, competed in the Junior World Cup.…Read More
Penn football’s Justin Watson continues schooling of Ivies
For Watson, things are looking pretty elementary. Justin Watson, that is.…Read More
Ashley Montgomery is on the rise for Penn cross country
The breakout junior has been first across the line for Penn women’s cross country in each of her races thus far. Finished 11th among a stacked field at the Notre Dame Invitational. Dropped consistently elite 5K times south of 17 minutes. Not to mention her outstanding performance earlier in the year in outdoor track.…Read More
Lessons of a Student-Athlete
“You play a sport and you’re in Wharton? How do you do it?” I get that question all the time. To be honest, it hasn’t been easy. There have been quite a few nights of little sleep and lots of coffee. But upon reflection, I would not trade it for…Read More
Wharton and Penn: Limitless
Incredible professors, a practical curriculum, state-of-the art facilities. What more could you ask for? Why would anyone ever take a class outside of Huntsman Hall? Seems like a silly question, doesn’t it? Well, as a senior looking back on my college experience, I must say that what makes Wharton so…Read More Being a Student-Athlete at an Ivy League School
My favorite time of year at Penn is the last weekend of April. People from around the world gather at Franklin Field to watch hundreds upon hundreds of athletes compete against one another at the biggest track meet in the world, The Penn Relays. Running in this historic event as…Read More The UPenn Equestrian Team
To be honest, sifting through Penn’s 400+ clubs, on top of Wharton’s 40+, can be quite daunting. Hundreds of clubs set up booths on Locust Walk for the Club and Activities Fair at the beginning of the school year. By the end of the fair, you’ve only had time to…Read More
The Red and Blue
Penn basketball has always been one of those traditions that just exudes history, and it hits me every time I step out of the concourse and into the stands. I need only a quick glance at the rows of championship banners hanging from the rafters to be reminded that teams…Read More
Ivy League Championship Meet
Since this is my first post, I’ll start by talking a little about myself. My name is Daniel Gutnayer and I’m a junior in Wharton. After some struggling, I finally decided to concentrate in Real Estate, and am currently on course to double concentrate in Finance. I’ve been swimming since…Read More